📅 Published 2026-11-07 🔄 Updated 2026-11-07 ✍️ Smokerolla Editorial
⏱️ 3 min read

🎯 Key Takeaways

  • "Rello" is slang for a cigarillo: a small, often flavored cigar sold in packs or singles.
  • People split a rello and empty the tobacco to use the leaf wrapper for rolling a blunt.
  • Popular rello flavors are fruity and sweet: grape, wild berry, peach, honey and more.
  • A rello wrapper is tobacco leaf, so it carries nicotine; cigarillos are sold to adults 21+ only.
  • Tobacco-free alternative: hemp blunt wraps roll the same way with no nicotine.
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What are rellos?

"Rellos" is short for cigarillos: small, thin cigars, usually flavored, sold in foil pouches or packs. The name shows up in music and slang, and it almost always refers to the cigarillos people buy to roll blunts.

A rello is a cigar, so the wrapper and the filling are tobacco. Smokerolla doesn't sell tobacco products; this guide explains what rellos are and the tobacco-free wraps that do the same job.

Rellos meaning and where the word comes from

"Rello" clips the end off "cigarillo". A cigarillo sits between a cigarette and a full cigar: short, slim and cheap. In everyday slang, "grab some rellos" means picking up a pack of cigarillos, usually to split.

Rellos flavors

Flavored cigarillos come in sweet, fruity options; grape, wild berry, peach, tropical and honey are some of the best known, alongside unflavored "original" versions. Flavor availability varies by state, since several states and cities restrict flavored tobacco.

Hemp wraps come in flavors too, without the tobacco: Afghan Hemp organic wraps come in 8 flavors and Twisted Hemp wraps offer slow-burn fruit flavors.

Why people split rellos to roll blunts

  1. Split: cut the cigarillo lengthwise.
  2. Empty: remove the tobacco filling.
  3. Fill and roll: load ground herb into the leaf, roll it closed and seal it.

The leaf burns slowly and adds flavor, which is why blunts rolled from rellos are popular. The catch: the wrapper is still tobacco leaf, so the blunt contains nicotine.

Tobacco-free alternatives to rellos

Hemp blunt wraps are made from hemp instead of tobacco leaf, so they roll like a rello wrapper with no nicotine and no splitting. Some of our in-stock picks:

See every option in our hemp blunt wraps and blunt wraps collections, and use a blunt roller if you want every roll the same size.

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FAQ

What are rellos?

Rellos is slang for cigarillos: small, thin, often flavored cigars. People commonly split them and use the tobacco-leaf wrapper to roll blunts.

What does rello mean?

Rello is a shortened form of cigarillo.

Do rellos have nicotine?

Yes. A cigarillo is a tobacco product, so both the filling and the leaf wrapper contain nicotine. Hemp wraps are a nicotine-free alternative.

What are the most popular rellos flavors?

Sweet and fruity flavors such as grape, wild berry, peach, tropical and honey, plus unflavored originals. Flavored tobacco is restricted in some states.

What can I use instead of rellos?

Hemp blunt wraps roll the same way without tobacco or nicotine and come in many flavors.

🛒 Shop tobacco-free hemp blunt wraps →


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