Nitro cold brew

My 2 cents

I have also used a blend of 75% Nitro and 25% CO2. Had some good feedback from that also


How would you compare the differences between the Beer gas and the straight food grade Nitrogen? I have played with CO2, and Beer Gas. Beer gas works great but even that 25-30% CO2 ends up seeping in eventually(somewhere between 1.5-2 weeks in) because of the amount of nitrogen you need pushed into to cold brew to really get a nice cascading effect. So far I've seen pretty good consistency up 2 weeks with the flavor the only variation is that CO2 i mentioned earlier.

Here is a quick video of our cold brew on Beer gas: Instagram
 
I stay with 100% nitro food grade. I tried the 75/25 mix just for the fizz effect per customers request. That is all the CO2 really does. The soda kegs don't stay full for long. The longest is overnight when I am closed.
 
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I stay with 100% nitro food grade. I tried the 75/25 mix just for the fizz effect per customers request. That is all the CO2 really does. The soda kegs don't stay full for long. The longest is overnight when I am closed.

So does that mean when you change to full nitrogen with a stout faucet, unless its beer gas you wont get the cascading effect? Thank you for the help so Far!
 
Make sure the stout faucet is a nitro stout faucet.
 
Sorry I should have mentioned I have one :) So with the full Nitrogen and nitro stout faucet, do you still get the cascading? from my understanding the cascading has nothing to do with the CO2 side in beer gas, so with full nitrogen I should get the same cascading effect assuming I use the nitro faucet right ? Thanks again!!
 
link does not seem to be working, at least for me
 
Sorry to bring back a dead thread, but I figure it is better than starting a new one of the same topic. Has anyone experimented with how long the kegs will last in room temperature pressurized under nitrogen, and just pouring onto ice? I am trying to explore options for saving money for customers we plan on distributing kegs to for their businesses by not having to buy a kegerator and have extra fridge space to keep extra kegs cold.
 
I am thinking about rolling this out at our shop, any tips on equipment I should get??
 
I want to make correction. I thought coffee I was talking about was air pressured coffee but in fact it is nitro coffee.
I will be learning this and I will help people who would want to add this to their shop....

I am sooooooo interested Thank you.
 
I can't post a link, but put this into you-tube: Experience 'Nitro,' iced coffee fresh from the tap I found it somewhat helpful. But still would need to learn much more to put this into my business plan.
 
I just found kegoutlet . com s go there and request ebook on cold brewing and serving coffee on draft.
 
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