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Bambu Rolling Papers
Bambu, one of the world's oldest companies, opened in 1764, originally making Bible paper. With the increasing popularity of
cigarette rolling paper in Europe, Bambu shifted production to manufacture rolling papers. Maybe this is why some insist you can roll with pages from a bible?
Bambu is just as famous for being used for the cover of the 2nd Cheech And Chong album; also called Big Bambu.
Recent Reviews
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A legend that has lost a stepSuper easy roll! Back in the day these were great, but papers have improved since those days. A little too thick for my taste, and the bleached papers aren't doing you any good. The glue strip is industrial!Mick -
His favoriteMy husband likes these because they burn smoothly and don’t have a harsh taste. We’ve bought these many times and are always satisfied with the freshness.Sherri
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Nice, easy roller, lightweightI love these papers, they make rolling easy!Caroline -
Classic papersThicker style papers. Easy to roll, slow burn, no paper taste just the goods you put into it.Tim
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Great for rolling bigThese bambu papers are not the big bambu papers now am I saying they are tiny no but these wont roll you the long spliffs unless you know to extend the papers. The bambu papers require more moisture than the average paper out there because of its thick papers and supposedly made from an Africa acacia tree anyway after siming it down and stuffing it right this paper will not only burn slow but it gives what ever you are smoking an extra kick why? the bleached additives from Alcoy, Spain burns extremely slow making Bambu a classic household name for rolling papers associated with slow burning smoking.HeavyToker
