A wrapping material for a smoking article is formed from a web that includes extracted pieces of cocoa husk combined with web building fibers. The web has a basis weight of from about 20 gsm to about 80 gsm and a permeability of from about 10 Coresta to about 100 Coresta. The wrapping material has a pleasant and neutral smell and taste. The wrapping material is tobacco and nicotine free and can be used as a carrier for flavorings or aerosol delivery agents.

A dispenser that includes a first housing in which sheet material is arrangeable and a second housing and a method of forming the same. The first housing is arrangeable within the second housing and includes a cutting edge that is configured to cut a desired length of the sheet material. A spinner can be incorporated into the first housing to aid in the rotation and forward and rearward movement of sheet paper.

A smoking material wrapper for wrapping a smoking material portion of a smoking article includes tobacco fibers and at least one vanilla material from among vanillin, ethyl vanillin, and ethyl vanillin glucoside. A smoking article includes a smoking material portion wrapped with the smoking material wrapper; a filter portion wrapped with a filter wrapper, and a tipping wrapper wrapped around the filter portion and at least a partial area of the smoking material portion such that the smoking material portion and the filter portion are combined.

The invention relates to a cigarette tube (1) comprising a shell (2) with an inhalation end (8), a lighting end (9) and an internal channel (3) with a center line (Q), wherein the shell (2) comprises a cigarette paper (5) around the center line (Q), wherein the cigarette paper (5) has meeting overlapping edges that form a seam (4) of the shell (2), wherein the seam (4) has in the direction of the center line (Q) between its opposite ends a helicoid curvature around the center line (Q).

Storage containers, products, and methods of packing a smoking product are described. An example storage container has a main body that has a first end, a second end, a lengthwise axis, a width, and defines a chamber and an indicium. The lengthwise axis has a midpoint. Each of the first end and second end is moveable from a sealed configuration to an unsealed configuration. The width of the main body tapers from the second end toward the first end. The indicium is defined at a location between the midpoint of the lengthwise axis and the first end and extends along a portion of the width of the main body. The main body has a first width at the location between the midpoint of the lengthwise axis and the first end and a second width at the second end. The first width is less than the second width.

A smoking articulation using retaining topper for containing herbal materials includes a dried herbal material and a smoking paper for rolling the dried herbal material into conically shaped articulation. A topper is then configured at a wide end of the articulation and folded for preventing the escape of herbal materials from the articulation. The invention further includes method for forming a smoking articulation that includes rolling a dried herbal material into a trapezoidal shaped wrapping paper to form a conical articulation. A topper is then over the articulation and the topper moved to a wide end of the articulation. The topper is then folded or twisted over the end of the articulation so to contain all the herbal material therein.

A rolling paper assembly can comprise a paper having a length, a width, and first and second longitudinally extending edges spaced by the width and first and second ends spaced by the length. A quantity of tobacco can extend along at least a portion of the length of the paper. A first adhesive can bind the quantity of tobacco to the paper. A second adhesive can be configured to adhere a first portion of the paper to a second portion of the paper.

Storage containers, products, and methods of packing a smoking product are described. An example storage container has a main body that has a first end, a second end, a lengthwise axis, a width, and defines a chamber and an indicium. The lengthwise axis has a midpoint. Each of the first end and second end is moveable from a sealed configuration to an unsealed configuration. The width of the main body tapers from the second end toward the first end. The indicium is defined at a location between the midpoint of the lengthwise axis and the first end and extends along a portion of the width of the main body. The main body has a first width at the location between the midpoint of the lengthwise axis and the first end and a second width at the second end. The first width is less than the second width.