Nitrogen Cascade in homebrew

Wed, Jun 9, 2010

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I’ve finally got my beergas system working right and here’s an example of the lovely cascade on a Chocolate Stout.

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4 Responses to “Nitrogen Cascade in homebrew”

  1. kubadiver Says:

    It is Beergas – a blend of 70% nitrogen and 30% CO2 – but I get it at either Airgas or Praxair. These likely have stores around the country.

  2. lkaoTicl Says:

    Where did you buy nitrogen?

  3. kubadiver Says:

    Answer to SaintTaris: I carbonated with CO2 to approximately 2 volumes (5 lbs. at 40 degrees Fahrenheit). The beergas is held at 25 lbs. pressure in the keg. The 30 ft. of beerline will drop the pressure to about 5 lbs at the restrictor faucet.

  4. SaintTaris Says:

    Did you carbonate the beer with Beergas or did you use Co2 and use beergas just to dispense the beer?


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