Little Home Winery was founded in Ban Den Sawan, a small rural community in Li District, Lamphun Province, Northern Thailand. What began as a passion for local fruit and winemaking has grown into a mission to create distinctive fruit wines while adding value to the region’s agricultural harvests.
We carefully select quality fruits from local orchards and other growing regions across Northern Thailand. Through thoughtful fermentation, patient aging, and meticulous craftsmanship, we transform these fruits into wines that express their unique character, aroma, and flavor.



At Little Home Winery, we believe great wine begins with great fruit, but it is also shaped by the people behind it. Our wines are crafted with the knowledge of experienced winemakers and the dedication of local community members who take pride in every stage of production.
More than just a winery, we are part of a community. Every bottle helps support local livelihoods, preserve agricultural traditions, and create sustainable opportunities for the people of our region.
Each bottle of Little Home wine contains more than the flavor of tropical fruit—it tells the story of our land, our community, and the way of life we are proud to call home.

In June 2026, Little Home Winery was honored to participate in the “Two Kingdoms, One Destination: Thailand–Bhutan” event in Thimphu, Bhutan. The initiative was created to strengthen tourism, cultural exchange, and economic cooperation between the Kingdom of Thailand and the Kingdom of Bhutan, bringing together selected Thai businesses, cultural representatives, and tourism partners on an international platform. The event featured Thai products, cuisine, cultural activities, and business networking opportunities, showcasing the richness and diversity of Thailand to Bhutanese visitors and international guests.
As part of the Thai exhibitors’ pavilion, Little Home Winery proudly presented its handcrafted fruit wines from Lamphun Province, Northern Thailand. Our wines attracted considerable interest from visitors, business representatives, and government officials, who were invited to sample the products and learn about the unique fruits, local traditions, and craftsmanship behind our wines. These photographs capture moments of wine tasting and cultural exchange at our booth, reflecting our commitment to bringing the flavors and agricultural heritage of rural Thailand to a wider international audience. Participation in this event marked an important milestone in Little Home Winery’s journey to promote Thai fruit wines beyond our borders and explore new opportunities in international markets.

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