Types of rolling paper: a comprehensive guide
At Iberpapel, we know that every smoker has their own preferences, which is why we offer a wide range of rolling papers designed to suit different tastes, styles and needs.
The types of rolling papers can vary in terms of the material they are made from, their colour, thickness, flavour and even their ecological origin. This means that each user can find the option that best suits their way of rolling and enjoying tobacco or tobacco blends.
Our catalogue includes options such as organic hemp paper, natural unbleached paper, white paper, alfalfa paper, bamboo paper, laid white paper, flavoured paper and coloured paper.
Beyond the characteristics of each variety, we want to address the most frequently asked questions that tend to arise when choosing between different types of rolling paper.
Frequently asked questions about types of rolling papers
There are numerous types of rolling papers, although the most common are: organic (such as hemp or bamboo), natural unbleached, white, alfalfa, coloured and flavoured. Each has different properties in terms of combustion, taste and strength.
There is no single ‘best’ rolling paper; it depends on the smoker’s preference. Some prefer thin, unbleached papers because they alter the flavour less, while others opt for flavoured or coloured papers for a more creative experience.
White paper is usually treated to achieve its characteristic colour, while natural unbleached paper retains its brown/beige tone, giving it a more ecological and natural appearance.
Flavoured rolling papers They are flavoured and comply with European quality standards. They are safe to use, although their main purpose is to add extra flavour or aroma during combustion.
Organic hemp paper, bamboo paper, and unbleached natural papers are usually the most sustainable options, as they come from plant fibres and less polluting processes.
Yes. Thinner papers allow the flavour of the tobacco or herb to be more noticeable, while thicker papers offer a slower and more even burn.
Yes. At Iberpapel, we offer booklets and large formats (blocks or boxes) that include different types of rolling paper in quantities designed for those who use it frequently or for resale.