Quote Originally Posted by KingoftheLeaf
Well, it's more properly filler and probably wouldn't make a bad binder and from what I have been told it's being used (or will be used, I am still in the dark about where they are at with this) as filler to produce a cigar that can be sold as containing domestic Florida tobacco. My curing process is derived from what I have read and my brief experience in this field.."King of the Leaf" is more or less a self-deprecating label at this point...because the leaf is not real smooth and makes a terrible looking wrapper (of course I am a bad roller too, so...) but the taste is different. I will get better. Until it's not fun anymore!

Bugs here really, really like it.
All that I can say is: Wow!. No need to be so humble, I couldn't keep a tobacco plant alive to save my life in all reality. Thanks for sharing with us, I like hearing accounts from those who've actually handled the stuff that the rest of us enjoy. Once again, when the folks who buy your stuff market their 'gars, let us know.