I had fully inventoried everything on a spread sheet but somehow the file disappeared within the last month. I've had a lot outgoing in the past two months and my last numbers were around 4300. The pictures don't capture the layers well...
Current rate of 1 a week it'd be somewhere in the 6 month range, tho when the weather warms up stock will deplete at a much faster rate, unless I get hooked on pipe smoking
"If we never did anything we shouldn't, we'd never feel good about the things we should."
"I wish there was a way to know you're in the good old days, before you've actually left them."
I know exactly how many I have, and at current rate I'd fall in the 2-5 years range.
If I knew I couldn't get any more, my consumption rate would drop and I'd make them last a decade or two.
"You can imagine where it goes from here." - Maude
"He fixes her cable?" - The Dude
"Don't be fatuous, Jeffrey." - Maude
I'm in the 10+ year camp. I don't necessarily have a HUGE stock, but unfortunately smoke way too little.
I usually have 1 every other day and at that pace I would say 6 months to 2 years.
I figure I have about 2-5 years of cigars at current rate. I only get about 3-4 a week in most the time. But if I knew I couldn't buy another cigar EVER I would probably only smoke 2 or less a week...
Cheers
Jay
My current inventory is 121 (yes, I keep a spreadsheet). I don't want to have to buy a bigger house, so I keep my inventory modest. Plus, I've still got a kid in college That would last abt 6-9 months. I probably have a few years' worth of pipe tobacco in the cabinet. & enough whole leaves in my tobacco library for another year or so worth of cigars and pipe tobacco.
When this question comes up, though, I'm reminded of a BOTL co-worker who has over 3500 cigars in his stash.
You oughta know not to stand by the window, somebody see you up there.