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In 2016, a whopping 34 beers we reviewed attained the level of “world-class,” ranging from obscure Belgian styles to ubiquitous American IPAs. Congratulations to all the breweries that achieved this status; your efforts have helped craft beer grow into a joyous celebration of delightful flavors and artistic experimentation, where nothing is off-limits and rules are meant to be broken. For each beer that attained a world-class ranking, we interviewed one of the brewers that made that beer happen to discuss some of the beer’s backstory. Also, the judges have revisited the world-class beers they evaluated, dis- cussing various topics that revolve around the best beers they reviewed in 2016. Without further ado, here are the Top 100 Beers of 2016. World Class (100 to 96) 1. Frambozen (tied) 3. Bomb! 5. Santilli Rated 99 Rated 98 Rated 97 by John C. Tull by Joseph Formanek by Rick Franckhauser pFriem Family Brewers Prairie Artisan Ales Night Shift Brewing 2. King JJJuliusss 4. Parabola 6. pFriem Wit Rated 99 Rated Rated 97 Rated 97 by Dan Preston by Randy Scorby by John C. Tull Tree House Brewing Co. Firestone Walker Brewing Co. pFriem Family Brewers 10 | The Beer Connoisseur® – Winter 2017, Issue 28 Top 100 Beers of 2016 7. Maple Tripple ale 16. Boxer’s Revenge 25. Moirai India Pale ale Rated 97 Rated 97 Rated 96 by Dan Preston by Susan Ruud by Randy Scorby Lawson’s Finest Liquids Jester King Brewery FATE Brewing Company 8. alexander 17. KBS 26. Big Guns Rated 97 Rated 96 Rated 96 by Jason Johnson by Michael Bury by Tracy Hensley Brouwerij Rodenbach Founders Brewing Co. Fort George Brewery 9. N10 Imperial Blended ale 18. Pogue’s Run Porter 27. Meyer Lemon Lager Rated 97 Rated 96 Rated 96 by Michael Heniff by Rick Franckhauser by Tracy Hensley Ninkasi Brewing Company Flat12 Bierwerks Anchor Brewing 10. Wild Sour Series: Flanders Red 19. Expletus 28. 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