Double or Nothing
- 8.5% ABV
- Cans
- DDH
Card Shark's West Coast IPA. Label approved 9 July 2026; not spotted on a shelf or tap list yet.
Brewed at NEBO HOSPITALITY LLC (Pennsylvania).
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- Label submitted9 July 2026
- Label approved9 July 2026
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This is the 18th of 40 labels we have from Card Shark. It is one of 88 west coast ipa labels approved in July 2026. It was submitted and approved the same day. The label names 5 hops — Citra Cryo, Mosaic, Centennial, Chinook and Simcoe, and carries ddh on the front. The brand on the label is Card Shark; it was brewed at NEBO HOSPITALITY LLC in Pennsylvania.
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Read from the label art by Hop Grail. Fields checked against the approved label. How we get this data
A grinning skeletal card sharp in a black suit holds a pair of aces in gloved hands, set against a dark gaming-table scene with poker chips, playing cards, and ornamental flourishes in red and gold. The composition centers on the figure with cards laid out below and flanking decorative elements, while the beer name spans the top in tall serif capitals with 'DOUBLE OR NOTHING' stacked beneath. The palette is dominated by black and deep red with cream and gold accents, rendered in a heavily detailed illustrative style with dramatic lighting.
From the label“Double Dry Hopped West Coast Style India Pale Ale. Double the hops, double the risk.”
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