2010-12 EoT cakes

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Jun 2nd, '16, 21:01
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Re: 2010-12 EoT cakes

by whatsinaname » Jun 2nd, '16, 21:01

Whaddy'all think these cakes are worth now?

Just unpacked a cake of 2010 Bangwai.

Smells Good. Tastes Good.
Mmm Good. Real Good.
Jun 3rd, '16, 15:33
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Re: 2010-12 EoT cakes

by shah82 » Jun 3rd, '16, 15:33

They probably aren't worth any stable value. No brand catchet.
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Re: 2010-12 EoT cakes

by William » Jun 3rd, '16, 17:13

I honestly find 2011 Manhai and 2012 Bulang, to be extremely good among all.
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Re: 2010-12 EoT cakes

by Cwyn » Jun 6th, '16, 04:51

shah82 wrote:They probably aren't worth any stable value. No brand catchet.
In the end, what people will pay. The same circumstance as the cheap tuo. Best to just drink up in time.
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Re: 2010-12 EoT cakes

by jayinhk » Jun 7th, '16, 20:40

I'm sure they'll hold their value and even appreciate among Western drinkers who know of EoT, as long as they age well that is!
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