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NITRO

Available in cans and on draft, we have a serious addiction to tiny bubbles. In fact, you could say it's kind of our thing. From our flagship NITRO Cali Creamin' to specialty releases, we are expanding what was once a limited program to year-round, multi-format availability.

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So, what is NITRO beer? Scroll down and we'll tell ya.  HINT: It's all about the right pour.

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CHEERS TO TINY BUBBLES

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ARE YOU DRINKING YOUR NITRO BEER CORRECTLY?

FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE STEPS TO MAKE SURE YOU GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR CAN.

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invert

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Pour hard down

center of glass

Enjoy tiny

bubbles

Allow to

settle

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 Choose the

right glass

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NITRO IN A NUTSHELL

     So what is the deal with a Nitrogen beer and how did it come to be?
 
Well, back in the day, ya know…before refrigeration and compressed gases were a thing…beer was only partially carbonated as it happened naturally, deep in the cellar at about 55 degrees Fahrenheit. You see when beer ferments, it produces three things - carbon dioxide, heat, and ethanol. Nowadays the carbon dioxide is forced in under pressure, but back then it occurred slowly, under minimal pressure during cask conditioning in oak barrels.
 
What does that have to do with Nitrogenated beer? To simulate the creamy, partially carbonated beers of yesteryear, brewers began infusing their beers with Nitrogen. That magnificent cascading effect you see in your glass? That’s the gas evaporating out of your glass and leaving a partially carbonated beer. The result? A full-bodied ale with tiny bubbles that finishes smooth and creamy. Pretty cool huh?

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25%

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75%

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Normal Beer

100%

'Nitro' Beer

75%

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