Before I begin, I'd just like to say that I'm not advocating smoking, it's not something I would encourage anyone to do. I personally enjoy smoking in full awareness of the long-term damage I'm doing to myself. This review is written by a smoker, for smokers. So, anyway, now that my concious is clear, on with the review: I've been a smoker for the past five years and, whilst I sometimes get lazy and buy the occasional pack of twenty here and there, for all intents and purposes I'm a rollie man. Personal preferences affect the type of tobacco you smoke, but cigerette papers (or "skins" as they're known around my area) are universal for ...  Read the complete review

Now one thing i must say is i hate a rolling paper when they don't stick very well (ie RIZLA, YUCK). I can't stand it when you lick hte gum and the god damn paper doesn't stick, argh it get me so annoyed. It especially bad when you are trying to make a long rolly, with more than one paper ;). Heres were swan come in, i first used swan qutie a while back, as i usually use Zig Zag but the shop i went into didn't sell them. So i though well i'm not buying rizla, so i though 'let's give swan a dabble shall we' and what do you know i discovered an excellent rolling paper, which tastes nice, rolls well and sticks fairly well also. This ...  Read the complete review

I nearly always stick to using Swan cigarette papers. I only buy others if I can't purchase these. The main reason I use Swan papers is because it has the running out slip in it 5 papers before the end. At least it gives you a chance to get some more if you have none in stock. I pay 22p for one pack of approximately 50 papers - it's a medium weight packet. The corners are cut, making rolling a cigarette easier. I know you can buy papers cheaper than 22p, but I always like to stick to a name I trust. Swan has been around for many years, and have always trusted the name. On the back of each pack, is an address you can write ...  Read the complete review