The majority of the air you exhale is Nitrogen. Guinness has CO2 dissolved in it not Nitrogen. It will make no difference to the amount of Nitrogen you exhale.
Sorry Bud, Guinness is nitro.
Even then I highly doubt it's make an appreciable difference.
It's a HUGE difference. Have you ever drank a nitro draft before? It's smooth and creamy when compared to the sharp bubbles of CO2
Nitrogen doesn't dissolve in the beer though like CO2 does.
No, it barely has any carbonation at all.
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The majority of the air you exhale is Nitrogen. Guinness has CO2 dissolved in it not Nitrogen. It will make no difference to the amount of Nitrogen you exhale.
Sorry Bud, Guinness is nitro.
Even then I highly doubt it's make an appreciable difference.
It's a HUGE difference. Have you ever drank a nitro draft before? It's smooth and creamy when compared to the sharp bubbles of CO2
Nitrogen doesn't dissolve in the beer though like CO2 does.
Guinness is primarily nitrogen, not CO2.
Nitrogen doesn't really dissolve in water though.
Nitrogen doesn't readily dissolve in water
Yeah, seems a 70/30 split according to https://www.guinnesscelebrate.com/download/03-01_The_Quality_Chain_Full_Presentation.pdf