Nitro cocktails is a type of beverage that has been popular in the last few years. Nitro drinks are typically nitrogen infused cocktails, cold brew coffee, cold brew tea, Nitro soda, and nitro beer.
Nitrogen creates a cascading effect that makes it look like the drink is pouring out of the tap. Nitro drinks also have a creamier mouthfeel and richer taste profile than regular cocktails, cold coffee or tea because they contain nitrogen bubbles which give them an almost creamy texture.
The process of making these drinks requires simple and easy to use equipment: iSi nitro dispenser + iSi Nitro cartridges.
This Nitro dispenser recipe blog will provide you with some delicious nitro cocktails to try at home giving results the same as as if purchased from a professional mixologist or barista!
A small touch of rose will elevate an ordinary martini to new heights, enriching it with lovely and subtle floral notes before finishing it off with a nitro infusion that will send your senses into the stratosphere. This drink was inspired by the scents of summer gardens in full bloom, and it’s perfect for any outdoor gathering.
As the days become longer and the temperatures rise, there’s no better way to appreciate the pleasures of summer than by venturing outside and preparing some genuinely delectable foods and beverages.
While there are plenty of boozy drink ideas to try this summer, the crisp and refreshing flavour of a non-alcoholic beverage can sometimes hit the spot in a way that very few boozy cocktails can.
Verjuice is a highly acidic juice made by pressing unripe grapes, crab-apples or other sour fruit. Sometimes lemon or sorrel juice, herbs or spices are added to change the flavour. In the Middle Ages, it was widely enjoyed all over Western Europe.
The first versions of sangria are thought to date back over 2,000 years, when Romans traveling through the Iberian Peninsula planted vineyards along the way. Drinking water was typically fortified with wine, spices, and herbs since it was harmful to drink.
The Nitro whiskey cocktail, which you can brew at home.
Our nitro whiskey has all the dynamic flavour and velvety-smooth texture of a cocktail crafted by a professional mixologist at a high-end cocktail lounge. Re-create this delicious nitro infused cocktail at home using iSi nitro dispenser + iSi nitro chargers.
Learn how to make this classic espresso martini cocktail, with added richness and velvety-smooth mouth feel from the nitro asif it was created at premium cocktail bar.
Nitro red Kombucha’s popularity continues to grow and is already very popular all around the world from positive attention from all beverage online communities.
Using nitrogen to charge your red kombucha creates a smoother, creamier beverage that is sure to satisfy.
Nitro-infused beverages have grown in popularity in recent years; a quick search on Instagram for #Nitrocoffee, #Nitrocoldbrew, or #Nitrobeer yields thousands of visually stunning beverages.
Nitrogen (N2) is added to liquids to give them a rich, silky texture and a creamy, thick foam head. Guinness is the most well-known nitro beverage.
Nitro cold brew coffee is made by charging the base cold brew with nitrogen to give it a rich, creamy head and mouth feel similar to that of nitro draft beer such as the renown Guinness. Previously creating Nitro coffee at home required expensive commercial equipment which would not be suited to small batch, Home brewing coffee lovers.
Gin, ginger, coconut water, cold brew tea, cucumber water, and lime juice are used in this recipe, which is as straightforward as it gets.
Even the most inexperienced bartender can pull this off, much to the delight of spectators.
On a hot summer day, this refreshing homemade gin is perfect. However, feel free to experiment with flavours; mint, thyme, or tarragon, as well as lemon peel or a few cardamom pods, work well with cucumber.