Inventory

[six10]

I'm all for being organized but For NC's I just look them up on CI before or while smoking them if I'm not familiar with them. Way easier this way. All that info is out there anyway. Its a lot of work jotting it all down. If a special cigar survives a while I usually make a tiny cedar placecard with the year purchased on it and set it by it, and done.

[HIM]

Gave up on keeping track a long time ago. Now I just try rotate the bottom to the top once or twice a year so stuff doesn't stay buried away.

[Demuths1770]

KISS keep it simple......stupid enjoy smoking and dont get lost in inventory. i have never tried to keep inventory just try to lable them with the date i got it

[OtismyMan]

^^^^^^What he said

[Schatzman]

I have to inventory them for work. For my own personal use I just put them away and am able to remember when I got them and from where. I think I have over 2k sticks now give or take.

[Lostmason]

I have to inventory them for work. For my own personal use I just put them away and am able to remember when I got them and from where. I think I have over 2k sticks now give or take.

I wanna be your neighbor,,,,,

[Engineer99]

I have a friend who has a vinyl record collection numbering upwards of 20,000. I once asked him how many Rolling Stones records he has and in about 0.7 seconds he replied "86".

I for one, am not that obsessive with keeping inventory, be it mentally, digitally, or hard copy. Maybe if I had a reason besides for the heck of it, like to make sure no one's getting into my stash, I'd some sort of database system, but for now, it's just footloose and fancy free.

[Lynn]

smoke em so fast never had this problem

[OnePyroTec]

I never did inventory on any of my personal cigars, I only found it useful while selling tobacco to keep records. Otherwise, when I empty a box, I know that box is empty.

[Lynn]

I never did inventory on any of my personal cigars, I only found it useful while selling tobacco to keep records. Otherwise, when I empty a box, I know that box is empty.

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