Rizla Red Regular Papers (Rizla Red Regular)

Member Name: Pastymuncher008

Product:	Rizla Red Regular
Date:	03/08/09 (49 review reads)
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Advantages: Easy to use

Disadvantages: Can't think of any

There is nothing like Rizla when it comes to the world of papers, it is a brand you can trust - well it has been around a long time. Rizla Red Regular is a medium weight paper which does not have cut corners.

My dad has been using Rizla Red Regular as long as I can remember - he would not use anything else.

Rizla is said to have been founded in France in the 1530s when a Frenchman (Alexandro Rizlette de Cramptone Lacroix) began production of rolling papers, although it was not until nearly 1800 that Napoleon (yes, that's the one) granted the Lacroix Paper Mill a licence to produce fine rolling paper for the French Soldiers - until that time the soldiers mainly rolled cigarettes using paper torn from books.

The formula for the paper changed in the mid 1800s from tissue to rice.

The brand name was changed to Rizla in 1866 made up of "Riz" - French word for rice and "La" and a cross, representing the Lacroix family.

Summary: A reliably name - been around for a long time.