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Lee.mcglynn

I've notice that Fuentes don't linger around as much as some but probably one of the best smelling smokes I've had was the Goldie #5

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Bob Luken

Funny story. But for me this brings up a fundamental question I've wondered about. Why do some sticks produce soooo much smoke than others? Is it the oils present? That would be my first guess. (Don't answer that. I'll go post this question in Cigars 101 so as not to thread jack.)

Gray4lines

I think you can get away with a lot of connecticut's. I like AVO classics and XO's...not grassy smelling at all, more of a rounded out, toasty aroma.

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jgibv

PAtoNH

During the brutal part of the recent cold snap I smoked indoors for a couple days… truth is, I HATE the smell of stale smoke the next day. I kept the fireplace ablaze and aired it out when the temps came back up and all is back to normal. No harm, no foul but I still prefer smoking outside.

phobicsquirrel

I only have a gas fireplace so don't think that'll work.... I use to smoke in my computer room in the rental however the room did eventually smell like smoke. I always had the window open, and I smoked right next to it but it didn't matter. I plan on getting an extension done with a filter and fan but until then I'm not wanting my house getting that smell. Sometimes though I really want to light up inside.

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