Who uses a spreadsheet for their cellar?

I columns that I use are: Beer Name, Brewery, Vintage, Quantity, and Beer style.

 

I have it on Excel

 

We should all be migrating to the same place. That would truly enhance the beer-aging community.

I've been on Cellartracker for a year. It's voluntary payment. It has a surprisingly large number of beers already loaded in. Check it out.

https://www.cellartracker.com

 

Brewery, name of beer, style, ABV, year, quantity

 

I'm probably going to have to start a spreadsheet, up to around 120 bottles. I did get some little circle stickers to put the date on and stick to the back side of the bottle.

 

I use a simple Google docs.

 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...raTaCeO18rIa87jCHhgJmhCEuo/edit?usp=drive_web
I use Google docs but sometimes Internet Explorer is not compatible with.... at least from my work computer it says my version of Internet Expolorer is not compatbile.

 

You, my friend, have a cellar that I'm envious of. Barleywines galore.

 

I was curious if anyone else has started a spreadsheet to keep track of the beers that they are cellaring?

 

There was a thread on here not too long ago.

For me, it's simple: Brewery, Name, Style, quantity, ABV, year ... pretty simple.

 

My columns are: Name / Year of Release / Brewer / Location / Style / ABV / Size / Brief Description / Quantity / Best Consumed By

 

http://www.beeradvocate.com/community/threads/who-uses-a-spreadsheet-for-their-cellar.275607/

 

I use both paper and online cellar site
Best by, brewery, name, abv, bottled, cellared, notes for spread sheet

 

Online cellar site?

 

My columns are: Name / Brewer / Location / Year of Release / Style / Size / ABV / Brewer's Description / Best Consumed By /
Quantity

I should look into transferring my Excel file to Google docs... Hadn't really thought of that before.

 

Beer cellar dot me (no spaces)
stumbled over it when I started my cellar. Most beers already listed. I dont rely on it much but i keep it updated

 

Thanks.

 

I also use Google docs.
This sheet is in progress, but here you go.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet...Q0CPjEm4hF1dW_rCt6JXNy0/edit?usp=docslist_api

 

Only if I need to mop up a couple of broken bottles.

 

I haven't used it (I'm still researching to find the best cellar listing site) but beercellarlist.com says you can scan your beers by UPC.