It’ll be a real nightmare if we never see today’s beer again... 

Nightmare is a phantom brewery with no location that stomped onto the craft beer scene with an earthshaking 4.15 Untappd brewery rating — that’s higher than Holy Mountain,Tired Hands, and Grimm!

The lucky few beer geeks that’ve gotten a taste don’t even know what hit ‘em. 

Join the mass hysteria that Nightmare is causing on trade forums, inspiring fans to offer up their Trillium and Tree House juicebombs for a taste of today’s Drawn & Quartered Quadruple Dry-Hopped Triple IPA. 

Let’s break down what that actually means:

Quadruple Dry Hopped: Juiceheads know that IPAs are often double dry-hopped to draw out extra juiciness. Every now and then, a brewery takes things to the next level by triple dry-hopping. But rarely is a beer quadruple dry-hopped! This takes things to extreme levels like ripping an orange off a tree, crushing it in your bare hands and squeezing the juice into your mouth.  

Triple IPA: Today’s 10% ABV kick is hidden below layers upon layers of tropical fruit. A giant ABV supports the thick body and extra sticky OJ-like character.   

It’s rated a blistering 4.18 on Untappd with fans raving about the exotic fruit combination drawn from Nelson Sauvin, Galaxy, and Citra Hops. Drawn tastes like a smoothie blended with sweet nectarines, mangos, tangy pineapple, and watermelon-grape-like lychee. 

Invite all of your juicehead friends over to experience today’s beautiful Nightmare, but be careful, they may never want to wake up. 

Rated 4.18 on Untappd