I did after my semester ended and was shocked, shocked I say at how many cigars I had :0
The sad part is I have more boxes on the way and my humi is about full
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Humidor Inventory 2008
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I did after my semester ended and was shocked, shocked I say at how many cigars I had :0
The sad part is I have more boxes on the way and my humi is about full
Martin2D
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I did after my semester ended and was shocked, shocked I say at how many cigars I had :0
The sad part is I have more boxes on the way and my humi is about full
Always willing to help you with that problem as I'm sure every member here is
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I had this exact problem. I solved it by getting a 150 ct Savoy humi during the Holt's humidor sale. I keep a few sticks from each of my boxes in it for quick access.
tone-ny
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I'll be there in a few to help haul off the dog rockets you have left laying around.
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I have a pretty good idea of what I have and while I agree with the part about the wife seeing and giving me alot of hell I do think a list is a good idea for guys with large collections in case of fire or flood or other things where the loss would be insured or God-forbid someone other than me has to dispose of it all if I were to suddenly "assume room temperature".
I went to Alaska four years ago on a backwoods fishing excursion that included four floatplane rides and I wrote it all down then.....just in case something happened to me. I didn't want her to get ripped off.
Morbid thought I know but I am planning to write it all down this weekend while I watch my beloved Bucs DESTROY the Giants. :whistling:
And, I'd never post the list on-line. not a good idea IMO.
I went to Alaska four years ago on a backwoods fishing excursion that included four floatplane rides and I wrote it all down then.....just in case something happened to me. I didn't want her to get ripped off.
Morbid thought I know but I am planning to write it all down this weekend while I watch my beloved Bucs DESTROY the Giants. :whistling:
And, I'd never post the list on-line. not a good idea IMO.
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Kevin,
I really should do an inventory sometime ... I don't know how many times I couldn't find a smoke I was looking for, bought some, only to find what I was looking for soon after.
Hey, if you run out of storage, feel free to send me some of those AVOs or Tatuajes ... I'llsmoke, ehem .. I mean ... take good care of them for you bro.
Best of luck to you in '08...
Craig...
I really should do an inventory sometime ... I don't know how many times I couldn't find a smoke I was looking for, bought some, only to find what I was looking for soon after.
Hey, if you run out of storage, feel free to send me some of those AVOs or Tatuajes ... I'll
Best of luck to you in '08...
Craig...
Hey, the inventory was surprising. I really couldn't believe all the smokes I've acquired over the last 2 years.
We had some great friends over this evening and smoked by the fire pit on the patio. Nothing like sharing a smoke, scotch and conversation about the holidays and new year on a beautiful evening.
Started with a Tatuaje Noella, and then finished with a cheap Indian Tobac that had been in the bottom of the humidor for at least 2 years. Guess what????? The Indian Tobac tasted damn good, had a razor sharp burn, and perfect draw.
You just can't beat letting any cigar spend some time in a humidor to reach it's potential.
Kevin
We had some great friends over this evening and smoked by the fire pit on the patio. Nothing like sharing a smoke, scotch and conversation about the holidays and new year on a beautiful evening.
Started with a Tatuaje Noella, and then finished with a cheap Indian Tobac that had been in the bottom of the humidor for at least 2 years. Guess what????? The Indian Tobac tasted damn good, had a razor sharp burn, and perfect draw.
You just can't beat letting any cigar spend some time in a humidor to reach it's potential.
Kevin
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This thread turned into an interesting project for me.
I took an inventory of my humidor tonight also. I'll save you the details because most of the sticks in my collection were obtained in a "set of 25 with free humidor" deal. Nice humidor, but the smokes are so-so.
Anyway, since I'm trying to be ready for trades / passes, I added to the inventory list the "average of three lowest costs" from cigarcyclopedia.com just have some idea where I stand. After reading many posts about passes, I included columns for size & body also.
It took the better part of 4 hours to inventory and fill in the list for my smallish collection. But now the template is set and I'm ready to rock-n-roll. And as I acquire more cigars, I can just add them to the list. And as I smoke more cigars, I can add my impressions to see how the stack up against other rater's opinions.
It was kind of an interesting project. But if I had to do this for a list the size of Kevin's, I wouldn't have time for anything but inventory for 3 weeks.
Anyway, thanks for the inspiration and good luck with smoking all those cigars. Like the others, I'd be happy to help ... um ... store them .... for you if you run out of space.
Cheers,
Chris
I took an inventory of my humidor tonight also. I'll save you the details because most of the sticks in my collection were obtained in a "set of 25 with free humidor" deal. Nice humidor, but the smokes are so-so.
Anyway, since I'm trying to be ready for trades / passes, I added to the inventory list the "average of three lowest costs" from cigarcyclopedia.com just have some idea where I stand. After reading many posts about passes, I included columns for size & body also.
It took the better part of 4 hours to inventory and fill in the list for my smallish collection. But now the template is set and I'm ready to rock-n-roll. And as I acquire more cigars, I can just add them to the list. And as I smoke more cigars, I can add my impressions to see how the stack up against other rater's opinions.
It was kind of an interesting project. But if I had to do this for a list the size of Kevin's, I wouldn't have time for anything but inventory for 3 weeks.
Anyway, thanks for the inspiration and good luck with smoking all those cigars. Like the others, I'd be happy to help ... um ... store them .... for you if you run out of space.
Cheers,
Chris
Are you OK? I understand such delusions and erratic behavior can occur after smoking too many Grape White Owls...
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This thread gave me a good idea of what to use my blog for, I've added my most of my cigars to my list and my "reviews" on cigars i've tried. Hopefully my "reviews" get better with time.
http://blog.projectgnome.com/
http://blog.projectgnome.com/
BagfullofPings
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As of right now, I have 239 cigars. I created an inventory on Excel and modify it daily.
115 of those are Pepin's. That is low because I smoke at least 5 Pepin's per week. By the end of this month, my inventory should be up to 400. I always stock up in January. I will be set when I get my Blue's, Black's, Havana Leon's, and misc. DPG's.
115 of those are Pepin's. That is low because I smoke at least 5 Pepin's per week. By the end of this month, my inventory should be up to 400. I always stock up in January. I will be set when I get my Blue's, Black's, Havana Leon's, and misc. DPG's.
Hey Maui. . . I'll help you with your inventory if you are too lazy. . . .even willing to review a few for you as well! :laugh: