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Crafting the Perfect Pint with Mixed Gas
We all know the perfect pint of beer – beautifully poured from the tap with a foamy head and a deliciously fresh taste. There are many factors involved in reaching that state of liquid perfection, but one thing you should never overlook is the all-important journey from the keg to the tap.
By using the correct mixed gas as part of your dispense system, every time you serve a pint, you’ll get that mesmerising cascade of tiny bubbles that slowly yield to a lovely thick head. The type of mixed gas you use makes all the difference in the look and taste of beer when it is served, while also extending the shelf life of your kegs.
Mixed gas commonly comes in two varieties, known as 60/40 and 70/30. These numbers refer to the ratio of Nitrogen (N2) to Carbon Dioxide (CO2). Cream flow and smooth flow beers like Guinness or John Smith’s Extra Smooth work well using a 70/30 mixed gas that has a high nitrogen content and low carbon dioxide content. Lagers generally require for 60/40 mixed gas. For all your postmix drinks and ciders, you’ll need 100% food-grade Carbon Dioxide (CO2).
At The CO2 Gas Company, we will provide you with the mixed gas cylinders and dispensing equipment you need to pour the perfect pint, time after time, making sure that your beers are a spot-on representation of the drink as the brewery intended, and keeping your customers happy.
The CO2 Gas Company: The Mixed Gas Specialists
Since 1998, we’ve been delivering high-quality compressed mixed gas products to the drinks industry from our own filling plant, just north of London. We introduced ‘no rental on cylinders’ policy – a strategy that has made us the number one CO2 gas supplier in London. We are also an official BFBi-accredited supplier, which means your mixed gas supply is in safe hands. No matter how big or small your business is, we can offer quality mixed gas cylinders at affordable prices. For a cost-effective cellar and beer gas solution, look no further.
- Pure CO2 gas
- Mixed gas
- Pure Nitrogen
- Additional gas products
Additional gas products
Regulators
We supply and install a range of gas regulators for maintaining carbonation and pressure in the dispense of draft beer and postmix drinks. As part of our service, our team of technicians will survey your cellar and advise on the best solutions.
Postmix Systems
Blenders
CO2 blenders are regulated to industry standards of 30% and 60%. Our compact wall mounted panels can easily be installed in the pub cellar creating ideal beer dispensing conditions.
- Further benefits include:
Fewer gas cylinders are needed, freeing up cellar space. - Accurate gas mixture ensures an excellent beer quality
Simple and easy training for staff. - Reduced handling saves time and improves safety.