Remember what you have smoked

[mjmac85]

How do you remember all the different cigars you have smoked? Which ones you liked and didn't.

 

[E.J.]

In my head....the best I can.

 

[Agentskull]

I save the bands or take a picture on my cell for the likes

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[jmartins]

Like agent pic and bands. When you hit a stick you really like you won't forget it trust me.


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[UpInSmoke]

Just in my head

 

[Alwayslit]

Like agent pic and bands. When you hit a stick you really like you won't forget it trust me.


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When you hit a stick that sucks you won't forget that either.

 

[sofc]

I only like a few of them so it's not hard to keep track.

 

[Craig Mac]

The really good and really bad ones are always memorable.

 

[skullnbones]

I use cigar geeks online humidor, if it's something unusual that I may not remember I'll write myself a note in the comment section. Other than that, just by memory.

 

[smokemifugotem]

I only like a few of them so it's not hard to keep track.

Only one now a days

 

[64c10classic]

I take a photo of the ones I like and take the label's aswell.

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[Phaedron]

I maintain a spreadsheet with columns for make, model, vitola, and comments-- and in the comments I make basic notes about whether or not I liked it...

 

[Rode Weary]

http://humidornotes.com/ Works great plus he's a great guy!

Dennis

 

[Agentskull]

I maintain a spreadsheet with columns for make, model, vitola, and comments-- and in the comments I make basic notes about whether or not I liked it...

wow, that makes me feel stressed just thinking about it

everyone has there own way.

 

[KKFF]

I also maintain a spreadsheet with all the information for each stick and the respective box code it came from. I also hyperlink all my sticks to pictures on the sheet. Some sticks even have multiple pictures in different stages of enjoyment. What can I say? I'm a nerd.

 

[Phaedron]

I also maintain a spreadsheet with all the information for each stick and the respective box code it came from. I also hyperlink all my sticks to pictures on the sheet. Some sticks even have multiple pictures in different stages of enjoyment. What can I say? I'm a nerd.

Thank God someone's more nerdy than I am! I should add that as I update my spreadsheet, I e-mail it to myself so I can consult it when I'm traveling. God forbid I buy a stick at a B&M, forgetting that I had it before and didn't like it. Oh, and since I don't update that spreadsheet via the iPhone (maybe there's a way to do that in the cloud, but I haven't had the gumption to figure it out), I also use the free Cigar Geeks iPhone app to log smokes that I have on the road that aren't on my spreadsheet.

 

[Constantine]

Like all of the above comments. I tend to use either Cigar unlimited or rate my cigar apps on my phone. I like rate my cigar the most because you can actually get pictures from the net or take them yourself to have for the cigar you smoke, Cigar unlimited you can only take a picture. Which works but if you have picture taking ability's of a two year old like I do, then it becomes an issue

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ratemycigar.mobile&feature=related_apps#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEwOSwiY29tLnJhdGVteWNpZ2FyLm1vYmlsZSJd
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cigarapp&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDEsImNvbS5jaWdhcmFwcCJd

 

[ascrivner]

I remember the ones i really like and really hate.

 

[heavyd]

I've found that often if I don't like a cigar, and then try it again a year later, I miraculously like it. That has happened to me numerous times. I can't explain it.

 

[Phaedron]

I've found that often if I don't like a cigar, and then try it again a year later, I miraculously like it. That has happened to me numerous times. I can't explain it.

This is something of a dilemma for me. There are just SO MANY cigars in the world to sample, if I have the choice between trying something new or going back and giving something I didn't like the first time another chance, I'm likely to choose the former...