BA Vanilla Stouts

Derivation blend 2. Impossible to get but oh so yummy. Also one of the hardest to obtain adjunct stout style out there so difficult goings ahead. Also Bourbon County 2010 Vanilla Stout is in a league of its own.

 

I appreciate that under "easier to get" we received BA vanilla shake, vanilla bean dark lord, and velvet speedway...

The jack's abby stuff doesn't seem to trade quite as high:
http://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/26520/93101/

Try the homemade vanilla rye or any of the other wonderful french press beers!

http://www.beeradvocate.com/community/threads/french-press-help.321527/

You can even do a nice job without a french press by dropping a chunk of vanilla bean in a beer and recapping it to save some carbonation!

 

As the Op said ones "easier" to find, I haven't seen one on here yet that would fit that category. (At least for me). The rest of you must live in some great beer locations!

 

Mikkeller's standard Beer Geek Vanilla Shake is relatively easy to find, although a bit pricey per bottle. That may be the best you can do in terms of a "easy-to-find" vanilla stout... but anything barrel-aged and vanilla will likely fall outside the category of "easy" to acquire.

 

Curly Wolf BA Maple Vanilla Stout is a shelf beer in CA but it's pretty weak and mild compared to most of the other beers listed.