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post #1 of 16
10/21/10 at 4:02pm
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Darklord 04 $400
isabelle proximus $200
Veritas 004 $250
perseguidor 4,5 $70ea
Alesmith ba decadence 07 $130
Raspberry eisbock 04 $55
Kaggen $275
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post #2 of 16
10/21/10 at 4:08pm
Will you ship to Pennsylvania? Are you a member of the PA Liquor Control Board? Answer the second question first.
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post #3 of 16
10/21/10 at 4:15pm
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No And yes
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post #4 of 16
10/21/10 at 4:53pm
Those are for 750ml bottles? damn, didn't know beer could be that pricey without being some sort of special edition this or that (I'm thinking the sam adams one that was $300/bottle).
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post #5 of 16
10/21/10 at 8:01pm
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Realized some of these beers were produced in two size formats. Sorry for the bump Darklord 04 (22oz) $400 isabelle proximus (750ml)$200 Veritas 004(750ml) $250 perseguidor 4,5 (12oz)$70ea Alesmith ba decadence 07 (750ml)$130 Raspberry eisbock 04 (7oz) $55 Kaggen (7oz) $275
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post #6 of 16
10/21/10 at 11:37pm
Those are some FANTASTIC beers. Where did you get them? Are you a collector? I can't comment on the prices, though.
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post #7 of 16
10/22/10 at 12:22am
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5% off listed price. I'll be moving and will not have a cellar. I need to drink or sell these asap
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post #8 of 16
10/22/10 at 12:29am
My bad, I did not realize this was some older rare stuff. I also did not realize beer could command those prices. Good luck!
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post #9 of 16
10/22/10 at 10:23am
I love beer
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post #10 of 16
10/23/10 at 4:55am
Does beer really attain the complexity and other attributes assocciated with vintage wines? What are the typical attributes of a beer that is aged well?
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post #11 of 16
10/23/10 at 5:06am
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5% off listed price.
I'll be moving and will not have a cellar.
I need to drink or sell these asap

Do you mean you'd be moving out of this house soon?

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post #12 of 16
10/24/10 at 5:06am
You'd have more luck selling these on beeradvocate.com
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post #13 of 16
10/24/10 at 3:32pm
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5% off listed price.
I'll be moving and will not have a cellar.
I need to drink or sell these asap

If these don't sell, can I come to the party?
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post #14 of 16
10/24/10 at 7:21pm
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Does beer really attain the complexity and other attributes assocciated with vintage wines? What are the typical attributes of a beer that is aged well?

Actually more so. With wine you are limited to one medium, so there is a proven limited amount of flavors you can get with wine, where as with beer it is virtually unlimited. Then you throw in the CO2 effect and it is no wonder beer is, and has been, gaining such ground with food pairings. Certain styles age much better than others meaning they produce more appealing flavor profiles after aging. I prefer to drink hop-forward style beers as fresh as possible because the aromatics dissipate rapidly even though there are plenty with the strength to age for years to come. Certain Belgian strong ales and barleywines I prefer laying down for a few years.
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post #15 of 16
10/25/10 at 3:38pm
I can't speak for the other beers, but Dark Lord is a 13% ABV imperial stout sold in limited quantites, one day per year at Three Floyds brewpub. It's one of the highest rated craft beers in the country. 2004 is a rare vintage, so $400 isn't out of the question.
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