Niko Krommydas

There are 52 weeks in a year and — according to our mega panel of superstar brewers, bar owners, pundits and more — 52 fantastic new brews too.

Without further ado, here are the best breweries in the U.S. right now, according to the country’s top beer bars.

With more than 9,000 breweries operating in the U.S., we asked 12 brewers to tell us what city they believe has the most underrated scene.

To find the best beers this summer had to offer, VinePair chatted with 17 brewers to talk about their favorite beer they tried this season.

To find the most underrated beers, we asked 15 brewers around North America to share the suds they feel are being wrongfully slept on.

Not all beer trends are created equal, so we asked 15 brewers to share the trends they would like to be rid of once and for all.

From the comeback of classics to that new new, here’s what 12 brewers predict to be the next big beer style.

To find the best new releases of the past year, we asked brewers, cicerones, writers, podcast hosts and other beer professionals to share their personal favorites. These are the 50 beers that debuted and dazzled in 2021.

We asked 14 brewers about their favorite pilsner beers. From Old-World classics to modern interpretations, here are the experts’ picks!

From the Basque Country’s Txakoli to California and Oregon Pinot Noir, we asked 13 brewers to describe their go-to wines.

No one has access to enough beer to make a definitive list of the best releases of the year. We decided to outsource.