Detailed beer FRAT warning!
So, I just had a great few pints at my buddy's of a beer that we made at a brew-your-own beer place. It was an Aussie lager.
I had at least a good six pints before I went home (I didn't/wouldn't drive, no worries).
As it is the beginning of my holidays and that it is a fact that I have not finished Fallout 4, I decided to continue to imbibe.
I frequently choose European lagers to drink, and this night I chose Harp and Kaiser to continue the festivities.
I had my first beer at home (which I enjoyed), and, within minutes, I had a nasty shit.
A few minutes later, I had a piss that reeked of sulphur.
I've already had 4 pisses at home, while only two at my buddy's place, and I was there for 3.5 hours.
I think the culprit is sulphite. It's a preservative that is frequently used in beer that doesn't get "counted" as a preservative by most governments. It's also something that isn't used at brew-your-own places.
Has anyone else had this experience?
So, I just had a great few pints at my buddy's of a beer that we made at a brew-your-own beer place. It was an Aussie lager.
I had at least a good six pints before I went home (I didn't/wouldn't drive, no worries).
As it is the beginning of my holidays and that it is a fact that I have not finished Fallout 4, I decided to continue to imbibe.
I frequently choose European lagers to drink, and this night I chose Harp and Kaiser to continue the festivities.
I had my first beer at home (which I enjoyed), and, within minutes, I had a nasty shit.
A few minutes later, I had a piss that reeked of sulphur.
I've already had 4 pisses at home, while only two at my buddy's place, and I was there for 3.5 hours.
I think the culprit is sulphite. It's a preservative that is frequently used in beer that doesn't get "counted" as a preservative by most governments. It's also something that isn't used at brew-your-own places.
Has anyone else had this experience?
