keeping notes on cigars

[Tech]

[quote]...Then I got bit by a certain bug that has narrowed my venue to pretty much one island. [/quote]

I agree, Rhode Island produces some kick ass cigars!  :rotf:

[atomross13]

[quote author=Tech link=topic=134.msg3004#msg3004 date=1177186648]
I agree, Rhode Island produces some kick ass cigars!  :rotf:
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I thought he ment Coney Island. oh how much I still have to learn. must try some of the RI smokes.  ;)

[Tech]

[quote]I thought he ment Coney Island. [/quote]

Those jumbo cigars full of sawdust you win for ringing the bell with the giant hammer are to die for.  :bigup:

[riddl85707]

I probably should do this but I keep somewhat of a mental log of what I do and don't like. And really unless something new comes out I smoke in a range of about 25 cigars that I know I like.

[ShortStory]

After reading this I pulled out my old dossier from the middle 90's, wow alot of bands gone the way of the DODO, not that is a bad thing :ordr: Its amazing how my taste have changed over the years lololo

[anacostiakat]

Not surprising!  Your smoking predates me by a long shot but I marvel at how my palate has gone through "those changes" just over the last few years.  :cop:

[Land Rover]

Downloading cigar register as i type this, going to start keeping a record

[OlBlue]

Which one LR? is Cigar Register the name?

[Knuck42]

'occasionally write on the back of bands'

You must write very, very small.  LOL

I've never kept a journal.  I have thought about it from time to time, but never got around to doing anything about it.  I like the idea of looking back years later, especially at the bands.

[OlBlue]

I didnot get an answer from Rover, but did find a program named Cigar Register. Gonna check it out, but it does seem to require you to register in order to download.

[url=http://www.cigarregister.com/]http://www.cigarregister.com/[/url]