How To Make an Espresso Martini using Nitro Cold Brew Coffee

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  • Espresso Martini's are a delicious and easy way to enjoy two very popular vices in one. Make it with Nitro Cold Brew Coffee and you're sure to have some fun. Shop Ikegger Nitro Coffee Keg 👉 alternativebrewing.com.au/pro...
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    The IKegger Nitro Cold Brew Coffee Keg is designed to be used by everyone, whether you’re at home or within a cafe, to make a premium Nitro Cold Brew Coffee. Explained simply, Cold brewed Coffee is charged with nitrogen gas to give it a rich, creamy head, similar to a Nitro Draft beer.
    The taste experience is a smoother finish from the effect of the nitrogen bubbles, being smaller in size than those of carbon dioxide, this also results in a beverage with a much heavier mouthfeel.
    IKegger Nitro Coffee Keg is straightforward to use, all you need to do is add your cold brew coffee, charge the canister using an N20 or N2 bulbs, shake for a few seconds and pour through the specially devised brew tap. You’ll have the perfect cascade on every drink of Nitro Cold Brew Coffee, Espresso Martinis or bring it out at your next party for the best alcoholic Nitro Keg of your choice.
    With either a 2L, 2L Keg Black Edition, 4L or 5L Keg to decide on, there’s also an Insulated Growler in the 2L and 4L size. For the best results use the Premium Stout Style coffee tap, or pour off using the Chrome and Brass Nitro Tap.
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  • @mithunfan
    @mithunfan 3 роки тому +3

    i love this drink. TIP: add some star anise syrup to this drink. its an amazing touch. trust me!

  • @stephenvianna8736
    @stephenvianna8736 3 роки тому +1

    Got an Ikegger nitro package for Xmas. So far have done a batch of nitro coffee and then a keg of craft beer from the local. Next I'll try cold brew martini. Thanks for the video.

  • @arpit5317
    @arpit5317 3 роки тому

    I never had any coffee with alcohol
    Neither I will ever buy Nitro brewer
    But here I am ;)

  • @ausbjmcd
    @ausbjmcd 3 роки тому

    2 parts cold brew, 1 vodka and 1 cold brew coffee liqueur is my prefered mix

  • @mattpinner1377
    @mattpinner1377 2 роки тому +1

    I make mine using:
    1 part Kahlua especial,
    1 part Mr Black liqueur,
    1 part Patron XO Cafe tequila,
    1 part Jamesons cold brew coffee and whisky,
    2 parts cold brew coffee.

  • @cangokce6750
    @cangokce6750 11 місяців тому

    it does need ice to keep the cocktail cold?

  • @nf3922
    @nf3922 Рік тому

    "Not everyone has an expresso machine...now pour it into the nitro keg that cost a few hundred bucks.

  • @vishaddev
    @vishaddev 3 роки тому

    Is it available in India.

  • @miguelangel1992
    @miguelangel1992 2 роки тому

    It does not need water? I mean it does not have any dilution on it. It does not taste too strong?

    • @AlternativeBrewing
      @AlternativeBrewing  2 роки тому +1

      NO, this was an alcoholic cocktail so very sweet and very potent 😀

    • @miguelangel1992
      @miguelangel1992 2 роки тому +3

      @@AlternativeBrewing yes, yes. That's what I mean. I'm a mixologist. Every cocktail has water on it in form of dilution. So, usually people when they batch cocktails they ad water on it. Now, I'm thinking about to buy a keg for my personal use to experiment with. So I'm researching as much as I can before I invest on it haha. So, I'm curious about it. I don't need to add water? Or the cold brew has enough water content for the cocktail? BTW, Thanks for the quick response. Kind regards!

    • @shaynepd
      @shaynepd 3 місяці тому

      @@miguelangel1992you need to add water for dilution or it will taste too intense