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Rizla Red Regular:
... rizla brand has a number of different regular sized rolling papers. These range from greens, blues, silvers, whites, liquorice and of course reds. The rizla reds are medium weight papers which are exactly the same apart from one difference. The green papers have cut corners whilst the reds do not. In essence cut corners were created in order to make rolling easier however, for someone who has rolled for a long ... Read the full review: A must buy by skinnyman |
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Rizla White ... have been smoking roll ups for a relatively short time now but have tried many papers in which to smoke my tobacco. Rizla white papers were the second ones i tried and found them very useful for a beginner to roll with and they make for an incredibly smooth fag. They are perforated so that there is a greater air intake when taking a toke. This makes the smoke less hot, and also makes it much smoother. This prevents you from burning your mouth and also doesn t give you a very heavy taste of the tobacco in your mouth. These papers are very nice to roll with when you are getting a bit sick of the heavy taste or just arent feeling too great but still fancy a smoke. They als... Read the full review: Rizla White by wyattd1991 |
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Rizla Green Regular ... have been smoking roll ups for a relatively short time now but have tried many papers in which to smoke my tobacco. Rizla green papers were the first ones i tried and found them very useful for a beginner to roll with. The cut corners make for an exceptionally easy roll. The corners allow for an easy fold when rolling as its initially very difficult to learn to tuck the paper behind the filter or tobacco. Green papers also smoke very nicely. The medium weight allows the tobacco to smoke relatively slowly, without the cigarette going out. I have had experience using rizla s other papers, such as blue, red, white, liquorice and some of their king size papers. They are al... Read the full review: Rizla Green by wyattd1991 |
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Rizla Liquorice Paper ... rizla liquorice papers are a bit like marmite. Some people swear by them and, some people hate them. Personally i think that you get a smoother smoke from these rather than the greens or silvers which i normally use. They come in books of 50 and range from between 25 and 35p per pack altho if you buy them in bulk they are obviously alot cheaper. They are dark brown in colour and are alot thicker than normal papers. When smoking these you will find that you may get a slight taste of liquorice although its not overpoweringly strong. In terms of how they smoke however, i tend to find that they are alot smoother than other types of rizla which is perhaps due to the thic... Read the full review: Liquorice Smoking by skinnyman |
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