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Both. Jean Broillet IV of Tired Hands mentioned on a podcast (can't remember which one) using green apple puree in a milkshake IPA so I tried experimented with it when I made a few. Soon after, I started experimenting with it with my NEIPA recipes and have found that it contributes to a hazier...

Pectin I originally used Green Apple puree for a Milkshake IPA on a recipe last year and introduced it to my NEIPA recipe soon after. It contributes to a more pillowy mouth feel.

I've been brewing this style for the last 3 years at home and have had great success tinkering with the recipe. This is what I'm doing and not only do I enjoy it, but so do many others (including my local homebrew club). 7.5 lbs Pilsen 7.5 lbs Marris Otter 2.5 lbs Flaked Wheat 2 Flaked Oats 8...

Just picked up some previsions for a NEIPA. Using Funkhouse for the first time. Cheers!

What a great thread! I'll be giving Cavpilot2000's recipe a shot this weekend with a few changes. Thank you in advance for sharing your recipe. I've had a lot of luck with the Trillium Vicinity Clone recipe that's been circulating on these boards (with a few minor changes as well) so this...

Tomorrow I'll be brewing an all grain Treehouse style (Julius/Green) NE IPA (5G). Cheers!

We customized the internal door panel ourselves. Cut out some stainless steal, drilled six holes and powder coated the whole thing. The dimensions of it are 17 3/4" x 28 1/2". It's a little overkill to powder coat stainless steel but it's what we decided it looked better if it was black. :mug:

Thank you. We did but we first wanted to see how well the flow control valves worked before we took the next step. So far, I've been very impressed with them. :mug:

Finished with the Kegorator, not just need to work on the tap handles, which I will post later.

Trimmed the flanges on the railing before installation.

Installed the beer tower with Perlick 650ss Flow Control faucets and started to build out the railing.

Cut out a brushed stainless steel top and drilled the holes for the flange and hoses. Added a rubber gasket.

Installed a powder coated stainless steel panel and started building the tower.

Dremeled out the internal shelving on the door.

I purchased this 4.4 cu. ft. Danby Mini Fridge from Costco back in December.