What’s the Buzz About Fronto?

The west coast likes their swishers and our friends from Philly will insist on phillies, but in New York, grab a full tobacco leaf and roll a fronto. One hundred percent natural, fronto has been a favorite of many for generations.

There are a variety of fronto leaf types and each one lends its own variety to the roll and potent smoke enjoyed by so many. The dark air cured raw leaf has a stronger flavor and potency, whereas the Connecticut fronto provides a thin leaf, perfect for rolling. Also known as grabba or fanta, these all-natural tobacco leaves pack a smooth but powerful hit.

History of Fronto, Grabba and Fanta Leaf Tobacco

Fronto leaf tobacco is particularly enjoyed by Jamaicans and Caribbean Islanders but is gaining popularity all along the east coast as a superior way to smoke. Fronto initially comes from the word Fanta, which was a term originally used in Jamaican culture.

They enjoy the deep, bold and potent smoke of the fronto, when broken down and smoked in a pipe, or rolled up in  paper. Grabba is also a Jamaican term,  just like Grabba Leaf and Smoke Mon! Grabba and Fanta are interchangeable.

Smoking fronto is becoming more and more popular each and every day as people learn the benefits of rolling up with all natural leaf rather than pressed paper or chemical loaded wraps. A product is generally considered Fronto as long as the leaf is whole and the stem is totally intact, but some sellers omit the stem for shipping reasons.

 

Why Smoke Anything Else?

If you are going to smoke, why waste your money on expensive cigar wraps or papers that are filled with harsh chemicals? Funnels® Fronto leaf is 100% natural, so you get a smooth smoke without additional chemicals being filtered into your body.

In addition, rolling with Funnels® Fronto tobacco Leaf will save you a significant amount of money overall because you are able to get many rolls out of a single leaf, plus, wholesale discounts are frequently offered.

Funnels® Leaves are inspected at each stage of packaging and production in order to ensure that the leaves are always of the highest quality. What are you waiting for?