🍺 Enhance Your Cold Brew Experience with the GrowlerWerks uKeg Nitro Coffee Maker - 50 oz, Black Chrome Review

Really disappointed with this Nitro Brew. I was hoping to have my own instead of going to Starbucks. Tried several times and each time the same end result.

I cannot recommend this product enough, I am a huge Nitro Cold Brew fan and this is absolute quality. The build is impressive - I recommend it 1000%

Stops working after the second batch. Doesn't make cold nitrobru - it just spits out the coffee you put in the canister. Just spend $5 at Starbucks. Never again

Just received and used my uKeg Nitro for Thanksgiving as I received it earlier than expected! The whole package convinced me! Note. Nitro cartridge must be purchased separately. The quality and workmanship are first class. Everyone loved the smoothness of a cold drink! I plan to use one of the recipes from the GrowlerWerks website in next week's Christmas event! I thought long and hard about buying it and I'm so glad I made the decision. Couldn't be happier!

The product I received does not work at all. I have read and re-read the instructions. I've tried this many times and wasted a full pack of nitrogen. Bottom line, it doesn't saturate my coffee with nitrogen. I get a bare strip of foam at the top. Nothing more. I contacted support to see what options they offer. Will post an update in the future. UPDATE: A response from customer support came ten days later. only to get a message that the product should work fine (IT DOESN'T WORK) and that they…

Bought on Kickstarter. I love cold nitro pants, but can't afford to buy them at coffee shops for $4++ a cup. This system works great and saves a lot of money! N0₂ cans (NOTE: NO N₂ cans!) cost $3 each and require 50 ounces of coffee, which is roughly four 12-ounce servings. So the price of $3+ for 2 cups of ground coffee is a huge saving compared to $16+ at a coffee shop! This also means that you can use any coffee beans. It's easy to brew an iced coffee in the ukeg using the provided filter…

I'm new to nitro cold brewing, didn't follow directions on my first brew and made a few mistakes. On my first try, I brewed the coffee, put it in the fridge for a few hours, poured it warm from the French Press into a keg, and poured in the nitro without shaking. After that, I found that I had lightened the amount of coffee too slightly and lightened the roast too slightly, as well as not letting it steep long enough or correctly and finally not being able to cool the brew sufficiently. On my…

I'm new to Nitro's cold brew, after not following the instructions on the first brew I made a few mistakes. On my first try, I brewed the coffee, put it in the fridge for a few hours, poured it warm from the French Press into a keg, and poured in the nitro without shaking. In retrospect, I found that I had lightened the amount of coffee too slightly and the roast too slightly, as well as not letting it steep long enough or correctly and finally not being able to cool the brew sufficiently. On…

I have been in the coffee industry for over 10 years. I love it when a company builds a machine that lets me enjoy my favorite meals at home. What I liked: 1. Elegant design I like the black chrome; I'm not a bougie, but it definitely looks good in my fridge. Incidentally, it fits in the fridge and is therefore surprisingly compact. Valves and gauges are convenient to use.2. Frothy, delicious frosting For my first batch, I used single-source Ethiopian beans. I prefer African beans as they have…

OK, I'll admit I was skeptical. Not so much now. I got one of these as an (early) Christmas present. We are terrible in this house with belated satisfaction. In any case, I conscientiously brewed my first batch, more interested than anything else in the novelty of the machine and process. My first batch (fried pike at Starbucks) was fun. He has transformed my everyday coffee into an affordable luxury. As strange as it may sound, nitro makes coffee taste sweet despite the lack of sugar. This…