Was just wondering if anyone else has a similar occurrence.
Having had an agreement with wife number 2, whereby she smokes, I fart, and another agreement with wife number 3, where she snores, I can fart, well now as we get older, her snoring has increased and since starting to keg my beer I have noticed a huge increase in my ability to almost fart on demand, much to the delight of the grand children that always fall for the old pull my finger trick.
My question to fellow Brewers is, as I notice some brews cause more flatulance than others, is it possible that a brew not fully fermented could start secondary fermentation In our gut? Or is this excess gas being caused by an over carbonated keg?
Just curious.
Having had an agreement with wife number 2, whereby she smokes, I fart, and another agreement with wife number 3, where she snores, I can fart, well now as we get older, her snoring has increased and since starting to keg my beer I have noticed a huge increase in my ability to almost fart on demand, much to the delight of the grand children that always fall for the old pull my finger trick.
My question to fellow Brewers is, as I notice some brews cause more flatulance than others, is it possible that a brew not fully fermented could start secondary fermentation In our gut? Or is this excess gas being caused by an over carbonated keg?
Just curious.