Noobie: My beer is making me belch/burp

[bbells]

I have searched the forum and web and can't find out how to fix this. Maybe using the wrong terms? Don't know, hope someone can help.
This is probably a stupid question, but ...
My oatmeal stout has been in the cornelius keg for 2 weeks at 65-70 degrees. I tapped a glass and it tasted great. But, instant belching! Is this normal for homebrew? Did I tap it too early? Is this too much carbonation? Should I have refrigerated it before drinking? I had it outside in -4 degree weather for an hour, so it was probably about 50-60 degrees when I drank it. I didn't need to add any CO2 since the pressure gauge was at about 5 pounds. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance!

 

[jaycount]

Weird. Does beer normally make you belch? I've never had a homebrew make me belch any more than normal....

Although, now that I read this thread, I'm burping alot

 

[birvine]

I don't know about the belching bit, but in terms of dissolving the co2 into solution, the should be chilled for a couple of days.

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[wailingguitar]

Weird. Does beer normally make you belch? I've never had a homebrew make me belch any more than normal....

Although, now that I read this thread, I'm burping alot

Whoah... me too... wth?

As to OP's question, I am not sure what the issue could be. I also haven't noted more burping with homebrew... now another kind of gas can be an issue (pun intended) until your system gets used to the yeast

 

[bbells]

1) Store bought beer sometimes makes me burp. Only if I drink a lot, though.
2) I think the key may be the temperature. I will try cooling it for 24 hours and post if it works. Thanks!

 

[bribo179]

Your beet is making you gassy due to the yeast in suspension. Most commercial beer is filtered.

Your body will get use to the yeast. Takes a month or 2.

 

[bbells]

Ok, refrigerating it for a day and a half worked. Thanks!