AG x Mascotte Brown King Size Rolling Papers
Rolling papers
by Amsterdam Genetics x Mascotte
AG x Mascotte Brown King Size Rolling Papers
AG x Mascotte Brown King Size Rolling Papers are unbleached, additive-free rolling papers designed to let your herb do the talking. Born from a collaboration between Amsterdam Genetics and Mascotte — two Dutch names that have been in the game for decades — these king size skins measure 107 x 53mm and come 34 to a pack. Thin, clean-burning, and brown as the day they left the press.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Amsterdam Genetics x Mascotte |
| Paper type | Unbleached brown |
| Size | King Size (107 x 53mm) |
| Papers per pack | 34 |
| Additives | None |
| SKU | HS1695 |
Complete your rolling setup with a proper grinder — a medium-tooth herb grinder gives you the even, fluffy consistency these thin papers deserve. A rolling tray keeps things tidy and saves you picking bits off the table. If you prefer slims, check out the AG x Mascotte Brown Slim Size Rolling Papers for a narrower format.
Why Unbleached Brown Rolling Papers Matter
Most white rolling papers go through a chlorine or calcium carbonate bleaching process. That's not the end of the world, but it does add compounds that have no business being in your smoke. Brown papers skip that step entirely — what you're burning is closer to the raw material, which means less interference with the flavour of whatever you've packed inside.
We've sold white, brown, transparent, and hemp papers for over 25 years now, and the shift towards unbleached has been steady and obvious. Customers who switch to brown papers almost always mention the same thing: they can actually taste their herb again. It's not night and day, but it's noticeable — especially if you're smoking something with a distinct terpene profile. These AG x Mascotte browns are thinner than you'd expect for an unbleached paper, which helps them burn evenly without that thick, papery taste some budget skins leave behind.
The honest limitation? At 34 papers per pack, you'll burn through them faster than a standard 50-pack. If you're rolling daily, keep a spare pack in the drawer. They're an impulse buy, not a lifetime supply.
How the Amsterdam Genetics x Mascotte Collaboration Works
Amsterdam Genetics breeds cannabis genetics — they know what good flower smells and tastes like. Mascotte has been making rolling papers and filters since 1855, which is 170 years of paper engineering. The collaboration makes sense: AG specifies what a paper needs to do for their strains (thin, clean, no flavour contamination), and Mascotte builds it. The result is a paper tuned for cannabis rather than tobacco — wider than a standard cigarette paper at 53mm, and long enough at 107mm to roll a proper king size joint without running out of real estate.
Compared to something like RAW King Size Slims, these AG x Mascotte papers are a touch wider. RAW Slims come in at 110 x 44mm — longer but narrower. If you like a fatter joint with a bit more airflow, the 53mm width here gives you room to work with. If you prefer pencil-thin rolls, the slim format might suit you better. Neither is wrong; it's just preference.
How to Roll with AG x Mascotte Brown King Size Papers
- Grind your herb to a medium consistency — not powder-fine, not chunky. You want airflow through the joint, not a clogged tube.
- Pull a single paper from the pack. The gum strip should face you, sticky side up, along the top edge.
- Make a roach tip from card or use a pre-cut filter tip. Place it at one end of the paper.
- Distribute your ground herb evenly along the paper's length. Slightly more in the middle, tapering at the filter end.
- Pinch the paper between your thumbs and index fingers. Roll back and forth gently to shape the herb into a cylinder.
- Tuck the front edge of the paper under the herb, starting from the filter end. Roll upward, keeping tension even.
- Lick the gum strip lightly and seal. The thin brown paper sticks quickly — you don't need to soak it.
- Pack the open end gently with a pen or poker. Twist the tip closed if you're saving it for later.
