The Jamastran leaf in the sample I received from WLT is classed as binder. That's kind of true. The leaf size and general degree of intact lamina would land it into that class. But it is so very thin, so minimally stretchy, and so fragile, that it is really suitable as wrapper, over a sturdier binder. It's flavor is mild but complex, with a moderate nicotine. Burn is, of course, like lighting tinder.
I believe that Don has never offered this for sale on the WLT website. Since I have no regard for what somebody has told me to do with a particular leaf (home-grown cigar leaf is all wrapper--until there's a hole), I used the Jamastran as wrapper, binder (a tricky prospect) and filler.
Those little holes at the cut face of the foot are the result of greed. Had I clipped it about ¼ inch farther from the foot end, it would look nicer. But it felt solid enough to save that extra bit of tobacco on such a tiny cigar. As you can tell from the giant clothespin spring, this is roughly corona size. A mere hors d'oeuvre.
Bob
