Burning Sky, a brewers dream. Founded in 2013, the intent from the start was to brew both traditional and modern beers, with more than a passing nod to the Belgian oeuvre. We are located in a small village at the foot of the beautiful rolling hills of the South Downs, occupying refurbished farm buildings. A true farmhouse brewery.
Known for: IPAs & Pales, Mixed Fermentation Barrel Aged Beers, Porters, Saisons and Stouts.
Firle, Sussex
Burning Sky, a brewers dream. Founded in 2013, the intent from the start was to brew both traditional and modern beers, with more than a passing nod to the Belgian oeuvre. We are located in a small village at the foot of the beautiful rolling hills of the South Downs, occupying refurbished farm buildings. A true farmhouse brewery.
Known for: IPAs & Pales, Mixed Fermentation Barrel Aged Beers, Porters, Saisons and Stouts.
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About Burning Sky
We were the first craft brewery in the UK to install oak foudres for ageing beers in. The beginning of 2017 saw us install a bespoke coolship in – a traditional vessel used for cooling hot wort, we use this to produce spontaneously fermented beers. Again this was a first for the UK craft beer scene. In 2019 the brewery underwent a small expansion that included additional fermentation capacity and refurbishing a seperate building specifically for barrel ageing, blending and packaging.
The first beer that we brewed was a mixed fermentation, foeder aged Saison, destined for champagne bottles - this would not see the light of day for many months. The next was a 3.5% cask pale ale, ready to drink in a couple of weeks, then a 7% IPA for keg.
Today we brew a wide range of beers from fresh pales to mixed fermentation barrel aged beers in the Belgian tradition. Whilst we have fun creating new beers, we continue to refine and pay particular attention to our core beers, learning from them and making sure that we (and you), have something refreshing to relax and dream with at the end of the day.
Over the years, the brewery has evolved and grown a bit but the ethos remains the same - to continue to be unphased by trends but driven by quality, flavour and brewing the beers we want to drink.
Sustainability
South Downs National Park Planning, cited Burning Sky as 'an exemplar', of integrating a modern business within the National Park.
All malt and leaf hop waste goes to a farm less than 1 mile from us.
Planning has been granted for the installation of solar panels.