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I feel you dude.
Uni Ball Micro pens are great for writing on the cello or the band of any cigar. I can write numbers as small as 1/8" with that pen. Like Palama, for non-Cubans, I write the date (month/year) that I receive them.
delta1 wrote:
This also works great for non-cello, just write the date on the cap. You're going to cut it off anyway.
You'll never know the true production date so put / tape a band / strip of paper on each of the cigars with the date you received them and use that to gauge their "age."
Palama wrote:
I just read the date and production code on the bottom of the boxes and what Palama said on singles. 🇨🇮
Buckwheat wrote:
+1
How do you keep track of the age of cigars? With all 5 pks and singles how do you track the age?
atccigar wrote:
cubancigarwebsite.com
Thanks for the input. Bgz nice and simple! Ones with cello were easy. Writing on the band makes sense to. Think may go with taping an extra"band" for reception date
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there's better...and there's cheaper...but there aren't better cheaper
i want palama to come over and organize my cigars
gae9jang2j wrote:
Help organize my whiskey too! Its easier to find cigars in bottom of my cooler than whiskey in all the boxes in my office......
not too hard
Woulda been so niiicccce to cuddle with John! 😍
