Royal Brew Nitro Cold Brew Keg Coffee Maker Kit System (Matte Flat Black 128 oz)

Excellent product

Excelente calidad y buen tamaño. Buena opción par regalo

This is my first nitro coffee maker, but I'm an old hand to homebrewing. I've done many, MANY gallons of wine and beer. This is, by far, the easiest experience I've ever had with a brewing system. Assembly was a breeze. Instructions were easy to understand. The quality of the product is superb. The only issue I've had with it is the same one everyone's had with it. It drips a little bit after you pour a glass, and they gave me a little rubber cap to stop that from happening. I'm looking forward all the nitro cold brew I can stand this summer. I'd 100% recommend this to anyone thinking of getting into nitro cold brew at home.Edit: I keep referring to this as a brewing system, and it's not. It's a keg. And it works flawlessly. It produces the creamiest nitro coffee you've ever had. And don't be afraid to experiment. I was using this horribly bitter Ethiopian Single Source for my morning coffee, and as a pour over, it was awful. I ground the rest of the bag and cold brewed them for 12 hours. Then I diluted that 1 to 1. Put that through the Royal Brew nitro keg, and that coffee tastes completely different. So much better than the pour over. This keg has literally changed the way I think about coffee.

Not good for Business

I was one of those people that spent $7 on coffee from Starbucks every day. I decided to invest the in equipment to make my own Nitro Cold brew at home.This purchase was one of those purchases, I only use it for coffee so if you're looking to use this for any other drink, this is not your review.Let's start with the bad. It just doesn't come out as foamy and light as I was expecting it to. When you see Starbucks do a pour, it looks smooth and frothy. While pulling the tap definitely ejects coffee, I don't feel like it's the frothy quality of the bigger machines.I'm continuing to use it though, I feel like surely there is some benefit here, and I don't want to give up on such a large purchase.For reference, I put in about 80 oz of liquid in it (60% full), and 4, 2-gram nitro cartridges. I'm considering trying the Nitros Oxide cartridges instead.Coffee using this + other home gadgets ends up costing about $2 a glass, so I'm happy either way!

Finally got around to actually using this thing. It is really nice having ~2 liters of nitro cold brew ready whenever you need it. The build quality is pretty good too. Keep in mind you may need to use 2-4 n2 cartridges to get the cascade you want - this is simply a gas:liquid ratio that is necessaryAs for the tap “leaking” - the actual valve is at the top of the dispensing nozzle, so there will be some coffee held in place by surface tension in the spout. If you wait and shake the keg, it’ll drip out into your glass. Do that before storing it again otherwise you’ll see some coffee in your fridge