How much do I need to shell out to get...(list)?

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  1. stmgl01

    stmgl01 Initiate (0) Dec 11, 2007 Pennsylvania

    Now that I have a few trades under my belt I wanted to test the waters for some other stuff I've been seeing pop up on the forums but can't get in my area. Problem is, I don't know what it will take to land some of these brews. I figured I would compile a list and get it out of the way all at once.

    So I'm asking, what would I, someone who lives in Southeastern PA, have to shell out to get...?

    Boulevard Saison Brett
    Logsdon beers
    Crooked Stave beers
    Jester King (other than Petit Prince and Noble King)
    3 Floyds (nothing crazy rare, just their regular stuff)
    East End Gratitude (just one bottle, 2010 I guess?)

    Any help/guidance is greatly appreciated!
     
    #1 stmgl01, Sep 28, 2012
  2. SubpoenaDeuces

    SubpoenaDeuces Initiate (0) Feb 3, 2011 California

    Boulevard Saison Brett - $15 limited beer, think Parabola.
    Logsdon beers - $10 on average off shelf locals
    Crooked Stave beers - $15ish of brewery only releases or limited stuff, offshelf maybe because CO traders are generous as hell, for some reason.

    Jester King (other than Petit Prince and Noble King) - $13 off shelf, think Speedway Stout
    3 Floyds (nothing crazy rare, just their regular stuff) - nothing crazy rare, good locals
    East End Gratitude (just one bottle, 2010 I guess?) - brewery only release, $25

    That's what I would peg those at. Someone else can do the conversions into BCBS/Daisy Cutter units, I am bad at Stoichiometry.
     
    #2 SubpoenaDeuces, Sep 28, 2012
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  3. DenverBeerDrinker

    DenverBeerDrinker Initiate (0) Apr 5, 2012 Colorado

    Right on for the Crooked Stave. Most are in the $13 for the WWB series. Others run a bit more. Might take a bigger beer to land some of the reserve only beers.
     
    #3 DenverBeerDrinker, Sep 29, 2012
  4. JacksDad12109

    JacksDad12109 Devotee (313) May 15, 2011 Pennsylvania

    Tired hands growlers might be a great start. I've traded insanity, nugget nectar, cantillion, alesmith, Russian river sours, iron hill, spring house and voodoo for beers like you listed. Gratitude may be harder to land, but the others will be easy.
     
    #4 JacksDad12109, Sep 29, 2012
  5. afrokaze

    afrokaze Pooh-Bah (1,962) Jun 12, 2009 Oregon
    Pooh-Bah Trader

    Picked up a Logsdon Seizoen Bretta for $15 last week.
     
    #5 afrokaze, Sep 29, 2012
  6. aasher

    aasher Grand Pooh-Bah (4,557) Jan 27, 2010 Indiana
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    Locals that aren't widely distributed and are highly rated.

    Saison Brett is still on shelves. Three Floyd's bombers are all over Indy and Chicago (the sixes are actually tougher to find in stores). I'm pretty sure Logsdon is available to purchase online. Jester King recently made it into the Midwest so they should be even easier to acquire.

    Gratitude would probably take a limited release. Crooked Stave would be easiest with a local.
     
    #6 aasher, Sep 29, 2012
  7. starkmarvelo

    starkmarvelo Initiate (0) Jan 20, 2010 Texas

    I'm looking to grab extras of Jester King's future releases for trades, so just hit me up periodically and I might be able to help.
     
    #7 starkmarvelo, Sep 29, 2012
  8. black13

    black13 Initiate (0) Apr 11, 2010 Oregon

    In terms of Logsdon, the price varies.
    Saizon Bretta and their Saizon are $10
    Saizon fresh hop is $15
    Cerasus, Far West Vlaming, and Peche n Brett are $20

    Some you can get with locals $4$, others are much harder and will require limited release beers to acquire them.
    At this point, Peche n Brett will take a great beer to acquire.
     
    #8 black13, Sep 30, 2012
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  9. stmgl01

    stmgl01 Initiate (0) Dec 11, 2007 Pennsylvania

    Thanks for your help everyone. I have one trade set up and several others on the wings at the moment. I appreciate the thorough answers!
     
    #9 stmgl01, Oct 1, 2012
  10. csano

    csano Initiate (0) Sep 21, 2010 Washington
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    If you're interested in Peche N' Brett, I'd recommend waiting a few months. They've got another batch in the works. Should be easier to get.
     
    #10 csano, Oct 1, 2012
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