For me, I am moving from the Sarge's position, to the OP.
Partly I guess influenced by Allen Carr. I'm sure many have read it, but essentially he writes that we are brainwashed into believing that we enjoy smoking. I won't attempt to make his argument, but there are some parts of it that are persuasive. However, there are times when I am aware that I am remembering certain cigarettes with fondness.
Cristobal used to post a great graphic about 'How your cigarette tastes' with anticipation being much greater than reality.
I guess if you genuinely believe that you enjoy something, well you do.
However, looking back, I cannot identify a specific element of smoking that I enjoyed. I do identify certain cigarettes, like Babs above, and the 'experience'. Carr would argue these are pleasurable because they relieved withdrawals or were associated with genuinely pleasurable moments, finishing a chore, sitting down to 'relax' for example.
For me, the jury is out on whether I genuinely enjoyed some cigarettes.
What is certain is that the question is academic.
1. I cannot be the 1 a day smoker. Don't know why I can't and some can. But I can't. Therefore, the 5 good ones per day, come with the other 25.
2. I choose not to be told what to do by an addiction. So I don't smoke.
3. Even if I decide that 5 a day are 'good' cigarettes and I want them back. They kill me just as dead. So, I'll choose living, and do something else five times a day...I am working on sex as a concept but La Bandita seems less than interested :(