![LEF03 Beach Street Beer Festival](https://thisweekincraft.beer/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/LEF03.jpg)
Unfortunately, the weather was a dampening factor, with rain being a constant presence throughout the weekend. We wisely cancelled our camping reservation, and observing the conditions some campers faced, it was clearly a good decision.
Participating breweries included Burning Sky, Pastore Brewing, Ampersand, Crossover Blendery, Balance Brewing, Wilderness Brewery, Sobremesa, Fyne Ales, Holy Goat, and, of course, Little Earth Project. The festival was a haven for serious wild ale enthusiasts, and those who didn’t appreciate the allure of mixed fermentation funky sours might have felt out of place. However, the adjacent pub catered to diverse tastes, offering a selection of more traditional craft beers.
![LEF04](https://thisweekincraft.beer/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/LEF04.jpg)
For food, the festival featured a variety of tasty street food options throughout the weekend, from various food wagons – although one vendor didnlt turn up because of the weather! The pub also served delcious pizzas.
In summary, the Little Earth Fest was a remarkable and intimate event that the TWICB Team thoroughly enjoyed. It provided a fantastic opportunity to immerse ourselves in the world of mixed fermentation beers amidst the serene Suffolk countryside.