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07-26-2005, 09:11 AM #1pedal pedal pedal MODERATOR
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Nitrogen beer
Has anyone else tried nitrogenated beer before? Basically, nitrogen is added to the beer instead of plain ol' CO2, giving it less carbonation, smaller bubbles, a thicker head, and more smoothness. I had some this past weekend while I was at a brewery in Vermont. I could not believe how good the beer was. It was "Nitro IPA" from the Trout River Brewery in Lyndonville, VT. I had three pints and could have had three more. It was just so smooth and tasty. MMmmmmmm....
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Guiness is nitrogenated. The best is Magic Hat Humble Patience, but it is only nitrogenated in draft form, the bottles are not.
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07-26-2005, 09:42 AM #4pedal pedal pedal MODERATOR
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I believe Boddington's is also nitrogenated. Nothing beats having it from the tap though.
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Of course, the beer was accompanied with pizza, and washed down with ice cream. HAHAHAHA to all you dieters.
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I work at a bar where we have 50 beers on tap, 4 of which are Nitro beers. We have Guiness, Old Speckled Hen, Boddingtons, and Young's Double Chocolate Stout. They are definately creamier. I don't drink though, so I don't have much of an opinion on them. I have tried them, but I am still a fan of wheat beers, especially Blue Moon, Pyramid Hefe-Weisen, Bell's Oberon, and Upland Wheat.
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