Rizzla make several different types of paper but this is the only one with a flavour. The others are all plain white papers of different thicknesses. These are packed in a flip up pack which makes then easy to use even one handed, very handy when you are the papers are packed so that each time you pull one out the next comes half out ready for next time. These are a thicker paper than most, so if you prefer extra thin papers these may not be for you. These aren't the type with the corners snipped off, I would rather they were to be honest. To roll I find them reasonably easy, apart from when I have just washed my hands. I guess ...  Read the complete review

I always try to buy these papers for one reason, they are thicker than most papers that I have come across. While my husband prefers the green and red packets I much prefer the liquorice. The papers come in a pack of (I think) 50 though it doesnt actually say on the packet. The packet is orange in colour with rizla + in large gold lettering on the front. The papers themselves dont really taste much like liquorice so if thats what your after I wouldnt recommend them. Saying that though, if your a machine roller (i've never been able to roll a cigarette by hand despite my husband trying to teach me) then these are great as theyre a bit thicker so I ...  Read the complete review

My favourite rolling papers are zig-zag, but if I have problems getting them, it would be rizla liquorice I would buy. Mind you, I have only been able to find them in Tesco. I use menthol tips and along side the liquorice papers you tend to get an interesting taste. The papers are black in colour.... well maybe more a dark brown They are available in single packs of 50 papers. The gum to seal the papers again is not very good, although this could be due to them being a thicker than most paper. I personally being a smoker, rarely smell smoke from others but my husband has pointed out that when I use the liquorice ...  Read the complete review