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One little draw is all I need The ash is showing itself to be pretty strong and clean so far, no flaking or breaking apart The appearance of the ash is nothing overly special, most dark and light grey accents with some messy lines I tapped the first ash off at about the 1 inch mark since it was getting a bit windy outside The wind died down so at the second ash I was able to hold on until about the 1.5 inch mark Tasting Notes: The wrapper has the aroma of some mild sweet tobacco, fairly light aroma here The foot has a nice burst of sweet tartness and some woodsy notes Pre-light draw brought lots more woodsiness to the mix of flavors On the first few draws, the Toabaco Baez Serie H continues with the wood theme but there is no sweetness at all now, more of a roasted coffee or roasted almond type of flavor The medium bodied creamy and smooth finish is a very different profile compared to the usual pepper blast Im accustomed to from a lot of Pepin made cigars The retrohale is also fairly mild with just a small kick and creamy roasted type of finish The roasted almond and roasted coffee flavors have really developed nicely through the first half, they are very tasty and compliment the smooth creamy finish perfectly Im getting a bit of raw cocoa flavors sneaking in here, nothing sweet, almost like a tasty bakers chocolate The woodsiness is beginning to make a big comeback in the last third and Im evening getting some mild spices that are new to the mix All the flavors seem to be picking up the intensity yet they are still very well balanced and the body remains in a nice medium range, the roasted coffee notes at this point is shining through awesomely I was left with nothing but an enjoyable flavor profile at the end, no harshness or bitterness, just a finger burning nub as I smoked it down to the very last bit Final Thoughts: When I first has a Tobaco Baez Serie H, I was expecting a fairly spicy smoke with lots of pepper