Trade Value Thread (TVT) Quarter 4 2018

I'd imagine TB would have to add to get Sunday Brunch. Epic distributes widely and Sunday Brunch if ticketed brewery release.

 

Thanks, I didn't know that. I thought Kane saw distro.

 

Other than cans of Head High in a half dozen stores, Kane is Brewery only.
Many of the bottle releases are ticketed and sell out on Eventbrite in anywhere from seconds to an hour. Sunday Brunch was about 15-20 minutes

 

Is the 2018 BCBS Vanilla really trading that high? Looked at the ISO:FT forum today as was shocked to see some of the ones involving it and some of the other variants

 

Prop 14+ for prop 13?

Plus being the realm of FOb4.

 

Right ballpark value-wise, but Prop 13 has been tough to pull sometimes. A lot less of it out there than Prop 14. People like Prop 14 more it seems on average, but you know how it goes.

My guess is that you'll pull it with that type of plus if you see the right set of eyes, but it won't make someone pull the trigger if they have a Prop 13 unless they want both your beers OR they are really jonesing for Prop 14. I guess I just restarted that it's a right set of eyes type of thing.

 

Just wait till the hype dies down.

 

If I were to attempt to pull a BBT this weekend, how many 2018 BC variants would it take? Have access to all except Prop.

 

Prop would probably need to be in there. Unless someone wants big ratio

 

I would think in the realm of 4+. Someone is offering prop 18, bramble 18, nilla 18 and reserve 18 on FB and not sure if it’s closed. No comments. Hope it helps.

 

Sorry to take this off topic, but is BBT referring to Beer:Barrel:Time? Beertradingglossary.com tells me it's Bourbon Barrel Temptress, but I always just assumed the acronym referred to the Side Project beer.

 

Present day, it does. It appears there as Bourbon Barrel Temptress because (a) that beer came out first, and (b) it is abbreviated (even on the bottle) as BBT.

 

Looking for midnight still hazelnut, what variants for BCBS would it take to get it(not including prop and reserve). 2 vanilla 1 bramble? 4 different variants including vanilla? A lot more?

 

I seriously doubt anyone is trading MS hazelnut for BCBS shelfies. You would more than likely need prop + reserve. Also, FWIW the tiny liquor store by my house got at least 3 cases of vanilla, and i'm pretty sure they didn't get any variants last year. I have been hearing that vanilla is the most produced variant this year, AB Inbev just built some artificial hype pre-releasing some at prop day.

 

Where is Vanilla and Bramble on a shelf, and how long has it been sitting there?

People are indeed trading for these BCBS variants. They may be favored strongly on ratios, but a guy just put up a Derivation for them. He may be asking for a case, but he's still asking for it.

It's not far-fetched for someone with MS to want to trade for variants, so the question, to the point of the thread, is trade value.

 

Could ac igccs go 1:1 a fou or framboo or nath?

 

People in local Seattle groups said there was a ton on shelves around the area. Here in Portland it went a lot faster and we got a lot less. You're right that there is probably a ratio for almost anything (like back when that dude wanted 48 BB Oro Negros for his KBBS) but people in Seattle with that bottle can get BCBS with other lower stuff. I bet 3 variants offered would get crickets, the other way around it would instantly close IP. So 4 variants maybe but even then you would have to get pretty lucky with the person wanting those exact 4 bottles and the person at that point likely doesn't want to give away 80+ bucks in bcbs. MS HC is about HoGb2 levels now and Seattle people don't trade away unless its laughably in their favor in general.
I wrote this assuming you don't have prop or reserve. If you have reserves, 2 of them and a vanilla might get it done.

 

My post was made before Black Friday, before most people were even putting the beer out for sale, pointing out the absurdity of Daryl's exaggeration. Even now, if the beers in question remain on "shelves" for a few more days, the word shelfie still would not apply. Not even close.

Anyway, I hope at least half of those Oros weren't infected.

 

On shelves across the nation for days with more going into distribution this week - I call them shelfies, you can call them whatever you'd like. Still don't think I'm wrong - people aren't trading highly coveted 1 offs for far more accessible beers (unless there's some absurd ratio)

 

Those are two entirely different, unrelated concepts you're unsuccessfully attempting to mash together.