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I'm in! Could really use a fermenter upgrade.

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I'm entered! Really been wanting one of these!

Anyone store one of their NEIPAs in a keg for a month or two before drinking it? I was thinking about brewing a 10 gallon batch next time but wasn't sure how the flavor/aroma would hold up after sitting around for a month or two. My process has gotten much better and oxidation isn't much of an...

Entered, thanks!

Just picked up 2 refurbished kegs for $68 + shipping from Label Peelers. If you buy one they add a free one to your cart. Not a bad deal. https://labelpeelers.com/equipment/kegs/refurbished-5-gallon-stainless-steel-keg/

I recently went through the same thing when I built my electric biab setup a couple months ago. I went back and forth on the 15 vs 20 gallon Spike kettle as well. I do 5 and 10 gallon batches and most of my beers are in the 6%-8% abv range. When I saw that the 20 gallon kettle was only $40 more...

Finally brewed a neipa that doesn't look like puddle water. Thanks to everyone who's been sharing and keeping this thread going.

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Thank you for the replies, I'm sure I'm way overthinking this. I will add 25-30% my hops during the end of the boil to target the IBU range I am after and add my whirlpool hops in the 150-160 range. I've never used el dorado before so I will take Dgallo's advice and switch up the ratio to use...

I've been following this thread for a while and have probably read most of it by now. I've been brewing for a while but NEIPA is a new style for me. I've put together a recipe from what I've read in this thread but am starting to make myself crazy trying to figure out the hop schedule...

I picked up a bag of West Branch pilsner from Vine N Hop when I was out there a couple weeks ago. First batch is still in primary so, haven't been able to taste it yet. I took a drive out to Label Peelers yesterday since I had the day off work. It's kind of far for me but it looked like they...

I also started out brewing kits but wanted to be able to create my own recipes. One of the problems with kits was that I wasn't really giving any thought about what the ingredients were or the ratios being used. I would just combine the ingredients as instructed and end up with beer. That's cool...

I'm entered. Great giveaway!

Just got my bag and pulley in the mail the other day and can't wait to use it. Shipped out the same day I ordered and fits my kettle perfectly. Can't believe I didn't see the Christmas special he was running. Would have definitely jumped on that.:(

I recently built a whole new setup with the primary goal being to go electric and move indoors. There were 3 main reasons that I went with BIAB for my new system. 1. Cost - I only had to buy one kettle instead of three. This allowed me to buy exactly what I wanted (20 gal Spike) instead of...

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