Rizla Green Regular Reviews

Whilst attending university around 12 years ago inevitably my smoking habit began to increase quite dramatically and like most students my bank account did the opposite. So during one quite desperate term i decided that no longer could i afford to buy 20 a day and needed a solution. It was then i came across the art of rolling my own cigarettes. I ...  Read the complete review

I can't believe the quality of writing on this subject, well done. However I must take issue with the number of people smoking green papers, switch to blue and you will never have to taste paper smoke again.
nick

Being somewhat bored and at a complete loss as to what to write about I reached as usual for my 'baccy and Rizla papers. I started rolling my own years ago for the simple reason smoking is a bloody expensive habit, I dread to think what my parents must spend buying ciggies as my mum alone can get through a pack of 20 in a day. ...  Read the complete review

Whilst trying to stop smoking well at least cut down a bit, I decided to go back onto the roll ups. Roll Ups for those who are fortunate enough to have never tried smoking and hence never take up the evil habit Are hand made cigarettes that you roll yourself using tobacco and cigarette papers, and if like me you are a little inept at that then a ...  Read the complete review

As far as im concerned, green Rizla's are an emergency paper only, they're just too heavy for my liking, not to mention rough on the throat. Not only this but they really dont taste great either. However i do agree they are good to learn to roll with. On the whole though, it's silver Rizla's all the way for me!

Introduction ~~~~~~~~ In this day and age smoking is such an expensive addiction. It fact, it’s so expensive nowadays that I refuse to buy normal cigarettes unless I really have to. At an average of £5 for a pack of 20 cigarettes there is no way I can justify that amount on my nicotine addiction (No sarcastic comments regarding my ...  Read the complete review

I do enjoy the sensation of having something smooth and silken to roll between my fingers. As my thumb and fingertips gently grip it, slowly moving back and forth, I get a feel for its bulk and calibre. My years of experience tell me whether it’s just the right thickness, and as I lower my lips towards it, a sense of anticipation runs ...  Read the complete review

Now then what can a say about Rizla except utter dog wipe. I am not a big fan of the rizla rolling paper, although i can say they do what they are supposed to do, but for what alot of people use them for (waccy baccy) they aren't very good at all. Most people would think that rizla are the best brand of rolling papers out there well ...  Read the complete review

Rizla green used to always be the papers I went for if I wanted to roll my own. I did of course try others but Rizla green were always the best papers to use in my opinion. They were easier to use for rolling ie. easier to keep together and were better papers for smoking. They cost a good 20p unless they've went up recently and ...  Read the complete review