In honor of the end of October, the team gathered via Zoom to reflect on three-plus years of beer journalism.

2020 caused many to reflect on the definition of community.

A tipping point has been reached.

When the pandemic threw the ultimate curveball, brewers and brewery owners flexed their creative muscles to survive.

"While work may not be getting done, we’re feeling a little less lonely and a little more hopeful about humanity.”.

When the pandemic threw the ultimate curveball, brewers and brewery owners flexed their creative muscles to survive.

RT @beergoggins: I'm privileged to have been among the writers of @ReadOctober, even if it was just briefly, and to have written one of my….

Now containing December's hoppiest.

A tipping point has been reached.

2020 caused many to reflect on the definition of community.

In recent years, lambics have moved from the fringe to the spotlight among US craft beer-lovers and brewers.

His first post was him pinching a can of West Side Oktoberfest like it was an artifact from a tiny lost civilization.

Now contains December's hoppiests.

A tipping point has been reached.

RT @DianaHubbell: "Best Of" lists are inherently subjective, so this time, @ReadOctober just leaned in. These are the beers (and ciders) th….

Now contains December's hoppiests.

This is one of the strangest beers we've ever had.

Our final review is in, and it's a rare perfect score.

Some of our best "Having A Beer With" interviews, selected by Managing Editor @SarahIsChi .

This year, maybe more than ever, a good beer could be the bright spot on a dull day. For that reason, these are some of the beers October editors would like to toast.