Vietnamese Speedway Stout's trade value

Discussion in 'Trade Talk' started by BullDoza, Dec 3, 2014.

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  1. BullDoza

    BullDoza Initiate (0) Apr 12, 2014 Texas

    Is it still too early to really know what this beer should be able to trade for? Considering it was the first release and it sold out in minutes on line, I would expect it should trade well.

    Any word on whether or not this will be a rotating release from here on out, or if this is the only time it'll hit the barrels?
     
  2. Xtent

    Xtent Initiate (0) Jan 16, 2013 California

    Not sure if it is a one off or will be rotational.

    My guess is it would trade $4$ for shelf beers since it is not made by Goose Island :rolling_eyes:

    Honestly though, I can see this beer trading very well, have had a ton of PMs from folks looking to get a bottle.
     
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  3. Drift

    Drift Maven (1,295) Mar 26, 2014 California
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    Pre Traded 1:1 with Prop when it came out. Both Pre Trade
     
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  4. IggyWH

    IggyWH Initiate (0) Aug 19, 2014 California

    It's value is $32, exactly what you paid for it.

    Come on people! Quit trying to think some magical unicorn humped your beer, therefore it should all of a sudden be "worth" more than you paid for it.
     
  5. BullDoza

    BullDoza Initiate (0) Apr 12, 2014 Texas

    For one, I don't think trades are always as simple as $4$. Secondly, and maybe I should have been more clear, I'm curious what else around the country is on par both monetarily and quality wise. Lastly, people tend to "over trade" depending on what they value; not all traders wants and expectations are equal.
     
  6. IggyWH

    IggyWH Initiate (0) Aug 19, 2014 California

    It's one thing to accept some trade that's not equal $4$ because someone offered it to you. How's the saying go? A fool and his beer are soon parted? It's a completely different ballpark to add some mythical value to your beer and ask for that "worth" in return. Don't be one of those Prop fools.

    I'm not saying to accept $32 in Miller Lite for your BAVSS, but $32 of brewery only beer in return for your $32 brewery only bottle is what your bottle is "worth". I traded one of my BAVSS for (2) Jester King sours, which was completely even $4$, however, there's plenty of people in the JK Mafia whose head would explode from that trade.
     
  7. IggyWH

    IggyWH Initiate (0) Aug 19, 2014 California

    If you've never had it before though, I suggest you just crack it open and drink it. It's easily the best release from AleSmith. It won't be a one time release, but I'm guessing we won't see it again for a while. I'd have to imagine they'll do BA JDM and maybe even BA Kopi again first.
     
  8. WI-Beer-Man

    WI-Beer-Man Maven (1,407) May 29, 2014 Wisconsin

    What was the cost of the regular Vietnamese Speedway? (Not the recently released BA version)
     
  9. IggyWH

    IggyWH Initiate (0) Aug 19, 2014 California

    Non-BAs are $18
     
  10. IggyWH

    IggyWH Initiate (0) Aug 19, 2014 California

    Sorry, Viet was $16 on release, and $18 during their library sale for SDBW.
     
  11. dzyneguru

    dzyneguru Initiate (0) Jan 15, 2010 Minnesota

    This. Try getting a KBBS, Mornin' Delight, Assassin at $4$. Best of luck. Limited beers simply have a higher market value than the number of dollars that were paid for them. Simple supply and demand economics.

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  12. Xtent

    Xtent Initiate (0) Jan 16, 2013 California

    Would love to get a bottle of New Glarus VSB for $8 in trade.
     
  13. pmarlowe

    pmarlowe Pooh-Bah (2,005) Nov 27, 2010 Virginia
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    BCBS wise, I would guess Prop+ or Vanilla++.

    Regular Viet SS is phenomenal.
     
  14. Graffy

    Graffy Pundit (774) Jan 10, 2014 California
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    ISO: VSB FT: Budlight X6
     
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