This Is the Perfect EDC Notebook for Whiskey Fans and Collectors

The new limited edition Field Notes series is tailor-made for jotting down rankings, tasting notes, and more.

Published July 22, 2024

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Updated July 22, 2024

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Field Notes design its new limited edition Index Collection to make taking notes about your passions and hobbies easier.

Unlike the standard lined blank pages found in most Field Notes notebooks, a new Log Book notebook sports page layouts tailored to quickly and neatly jotting down vital details about a product or experience for easy reference later.

An opened page of the Field Notes Log notebook showing an index where users can write in the fields they will follow for logging information as well as a page index. — The index page of the Field Notes Log Book lets owners hash out a template for the information they’ll be logging in various fields, as well as a table of contents for finding various entries.

The use cases Field Notes provides as guiding examples include tracking new recipes you’ve cooked or concerts you’ve attended. Perhaps we’re biased, but jotting down thoughts on whiskeys you’ve tried seems like a stronger fit. Recording beer and wine tasting notes would work just as well.

A key page at the front of the notebook provides space for users to outline a template for each subsequent log entry. There’s also space for building out a table of contents to quickly find log entries later.

Every other two-page series is reserved for individual log entries and includes dedicated spaces for key details (think: whiskey brand, type and price) and a pre-printed 5-star rating system outline to record a top-line score. There’s even a 2×3″ space for adding anything from a ticket stub, label or a pocket-sized photo.

Internal page of Field Notes Log Edition notebook highlighting the pre-set fields to record information about a concert, the venue, notes about who went and a 5-star score. — Here’s an example of how a single log entry page might look like when fully fleshed out.

Alongside the Log Book pack, Field Notes also released another limited edition two-pack of notebooks that expands on the same information indexing themes. The Ledger Book is available for expense tracking purposes but could also be used for other types of data entry, such as miles driven, game scores, etc. The Date Book is a perfect mini-calendar intentionally left undated to start at any time.

In keeping with the reference theme, buyers who opt-in to Field Notes’ annual subscription plan will also receive a set of four notebooks along with a Memo Book Slipcase to hold them that also includes space for a title and date on the spine for archiving. The first notebooks will start shipping on July 24th.