by Evo » Tuesday Apr 26, 2005 6:08 pm
A while ago, my brewing buddies, Jase and Fot and I all brewed a keg of beer for Fot's party. All good. Everyone loved the beer. The only problem was that after a few, the old methane levels started to rise. It was good in a way. You got a bit tipsy, maybe started talking to someone you hadn't met before and then bang, you belt one out. It's a great way to break the ice.
We tried to narrow it down to food but it seems, like the dog, it wasn't the culprit. Since then, at subsequent piss ups, I've noticed most of my mates get a bit "vocal" in that department after a few homebrews.
We're not on our own here are we ? C'mon, you're amongst friends. I blame the fact that homebrew has unfiltered yeast (I don't have a dog), but then again, I was never that noisy when I used to drink Coopers Red.
Evo - Part Man, Part Ale