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Here is our ranking of the best IPAs of 2020, a list we will continue updating throughout the year.
At 4.8% ABV, Shacksbury’s sessionable, citrus-forward sipper is perfect for right now.
Between new delivery options and increased distribution areas, you can taste the best of the country’s beer destinations without leaving your home.
- Left Hand Brewing Company
This tropical wheat ale checks all the boxes of your favorite stout.
- American Solera
American Solera, best known for its wild and sour ales, has produced an exceptional hazy IPA with Terpy Galaxy.
- Legal Draft Beer Company
The Texas brewer has eliminated the gluten, and much of the pucker, from a traditional gose.
- Archetype Brewing
The Asheville, North Carolina brewery's take on a "lite lager" pairs perfectly with a hot summer day.
- Phase Three Brewing Company
This oat-, lactose-, and Citra-loaded IPA is not for purists.
- Kiuchi Brewery
This Japanese stout delivers a bold coffee buzz via a black-as-night beer.
- Clown Shoes Beer
The Boston brewery’s “smoothie IPA” combines fresh berries with a heavy dose of hops.
- Firestone Walker Brewing
There’s a lot going in this double barrel aged red ale, but in the best possible way.
“We really have developed a little capital, a northern lighthouse when it comes to craft beer.”
After Boulevard Brewing Co. was acquired in 2013, it made room for Kansas City's locally owned breweries to find traction and their own niche.
Whether east, west, south, central, or right outside the San Juan metropolitan area, there is a craft brewery nearby—and only more to come.
