Nitrogen Application In The Beer Industry
Market Prospects For nitrogen In The Beer Industry
The application of nitrogen in the beer industry is mainly to improve the taste and quality of beer by adding nitrogen to beer, this technique is often referred to as “nitrogen brewing technology” or “nitrogen passivation technology”.
In nitrogen brewing technology, nitrogen is usually injected into the beer before it is filled, allowing it to dissolve and mix with the beer. This can make the bubbles and foam in the beer more dense and rich, and at the same time reduce the carbonation and bubble amount of the beer, so that the beer is softer, smoother and fuller.
The market prospect of nitrogen brewing technology is very broad, because it can provide consumers with a softer, smoother and richer beer taste and quality, and can also increase the differentiation and competitiveness of beer brands. In addition, as more and more young people have higher requirements for the taste and experience of beer, the market prospect of nitrogen brewing technology will be broader.
What effect does nitrogen brewing technology have on the taste of beer?
Nitrogen brewing technology can have a certain impact on the taste of beer, it can make the taste of beer softer, smoother and denser, while reducing the bubbles and carbonation of beer, thus making beer easier to drink.
Specifically, nitrogen brewing technology can make the bubbles in beer finer and more uniform, so that a denser, softer foam can be formed in beer. This foam can stay in the beer for a longer time, which makes the beer richer, longer, and can reduce the bitterness of the beer.
In addition, nitrogen brewing technology can reduce the carbonation and bubble volume of beer, resulting in softer, smoother and easier to drink. This technique is often used in some of the more intense and heavier beer types, such as ales, light stouts, etc., to provide a more balanced and soft taste and quality.
Nitrogen brewing technology can bring a smoother, softer, smoother taste to beer, while reducing the amount of carbonation and bubbles in the beer, making it easier to drink. However, it should be noted that different brands and different types of beer will have certain differences in taste and taste when using nitrogen brewing technology.
What is nitrogen passivation technology?
Nitrogenation is a technology that uses nitrogen in food and beverage production and was originally used in beer production to change the taste and quality of beer.
In nitrogen passivation technology, beer and nitrogen are usually mixed together so that nitrogen dissolves and diffuses in the beer. At this time, nitrogen can chemically react with carbon dioxide (CO2) and alcohol (Alcohol) in beer to form nitrogen bubbles and fine foams, thus making the taste of beer softer, smoother and richer.
Nitrogen passivation technology was initially widely used in the production of Irish beers such as Guinness and Kilkenny. With the development and application of technology, nitrogen passivation technology has now been widely used in beer brands around the world, such as Samuel Adams in the United States, Boddingtons and Newcastle Brown Alex in the United Kingdom.
In addition to beer production, nitrogen passivation technology is also used in the production of other food and beverages. For example, nitrogen passivation technology can be used in the production of coffee and tea to improve their taste and quality. In addition, nitrogen passivation technology can also be used in the production of dairy products, confectionery, snacks and other foods to improve their taste and shelf life.
Nitrogen passivation technology is a technology to improve the taste and quality of food and beverages, which can be used in the production of foods and beverages such as beer, coffee, tea, dairy products, confectionery, snacks, etc.
Nitrogen balloons in beer
How is it achieved to add nitrogen balloons to beer?
This technique is usually carried out before beer filling. First, the beer is added to a sealed can or bottle, and then a nitrogen balloon is added to the container. Next, the container is sealed and pressurized so that the nitrogen balloon can dissolve and disperse in the beer.
When the beer is poured out, nitrogen balloons are released at the exit, forming a large number of bubbles and dense foam, and making the beer taste softer and fuller.
It should be noted that since nitrogen balloons need to be added to beer under high pressure, this nitrogen brewing technology needs to be carried out under professional production equipment and process conditions, which is dangerous and is not recommended to be tried at home.