Sparklets nitro gas

Arcs · Nov 1, 2019

I was just looking at this during the past week and I cannot seem to find any feed back. Any of you stout brewers tried this product out and got any feedback to give? I am thinking about using these but I would like to know any positive or negative feed back with regard to these nitro bulbs.

https://brew2bottle.co.uk/collectio...products/8gm-sparklet-gas-bulb-n2o-pack-of-10

peebee · Nov 1, 2019

You'd be wasting your time. It is only nitrogen gas and you will not dissolve it in your beer (but it makes okay-ish whipped cream).

"Nitro" (for beer) contains some CO2 (mixed gas). Get reading up on nitrogen/mixed gas in beer and understand what it can (and wont) do for you.

Arcs · Nov 1, 2019

Cheers

kelper · Nov 1, 2019

N2O is nitrous oxide - laughing gas - could be interesting in a beer!

http://liss-group.com/product/liss-cream-chargers/

peebee · Nov 1, 2019

kelper said:
N2O is nitrous oxide …

Crikey! You are dead right! Sometimes you read what you think is there, not what is really there.

LeeH · Nov 1, 2019

Won’t work, for creamflow you need to dispense at high pressure 20-30 psi through a tap with tiny holes in. This knocks the gas out of the solution to give you that cascading effect.

I think you can some N2 dissolved but it doesn’t absorb anything like CO2.

LeeH · Nov 1, 2019

....I missed that also. Laughing gas in beer. Interesting.

Arcs · Nov 1, 2019

I did see a youtube vid a while back with some germans testing that out, I thought it was bogus at the time. But, may try it out on a crappy beer and see what the results are lol

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