So before I venture to trade these, I want to make sure I have the "blends" correct due to the rainbow of wax colors that they released. These are '13 releases. My assumption is (left to right) High Wests Four Roses Buffalo Trace Makers Mark Can one of you fine individuals confirm my assumption or correct it. Greatly appreciated in advance. S
Purple Elijah Craig® 12-yr Black Evan Williams® Lime Green High West® Rye Silver Maker’s Mark® Red Four Roses® Yellow Buffalo Trace® Tangerine High West® Bourbon Fuchsia 18-yr Rum Barrel Pink Pearl Pappy Van Winkle® 20-yr Lavender Pearl Java Coffee
@Hendy-son Your assumption is correct. Here's a link for all the color breakdowns: http://fiftyfiftybrewing.com/style-guide/?age-verified=29685a7155
Greatly appreciated. My problem is I'm a little color blind and don't want to come across as a dipshit. True or not Happy New Years Ps: friends call me Hendy (name already taken here)
I have quite a bit of Eclipse and can't remember all of the colors some times and get to lazy to look them up. So I bought a nice fine tip paint pen and mark the names on the back side of the bottle. Done
How's the trade value on these? Looking to see if I can get a bite on BC Van/Prop. Not sure though. Them is some hard suckers to get a hand.
Gonna be tough because I know that I've seen Eclipse sitting on shelves in IL almost everytime I go there
I think very few Eclipse variants could land a Prop 1:1. Will take multiples with most variants and the $4$ thought goes flying right out the window. I never expect a $4$ value with these beers since theyre priced a little too high.
You have two things working against you. The fact that these bottles are still sitting on shelves on the east and west coast and none of these were the sought after versions (pappy, ec). Your best bet is $ for $ some limited beer. I recently traded two barre aged bombs and a yellow rose for a ec 12. Or you can hope for an eclipse fan that just wants them that bad but not enough for a prop...good luck
