i Bought a new Lössnus in gothenburg the other day for 220kr

[Lossnusarn1978]

hi i have always lurked in the shadows of this community but never actually created a account, but that day is over i wanted to tell you guys of a lössnus i tried in gothenburg called Blågul, my preference of snus is general lös but i can't spend upp to 1.500kr each month just for snus, so i started to try different products, to this day! it's wonderful 220 kr for a stock and it tastes really good, almost the same as general, so for you guys outthere that want to cut down from the expensive monopoly created by swedishmatch i recommend you to go to allt i godis in gothenburg to try it!

[Burnsey]

Hi, welcome to the forum.

I tried the Blagul (portions) a few years ago and it was just OK, a unique flavor with a bit too much citrus for me. It might be better in los?

The Blagul portions were reviewed here: http://www.snuson.com/showthread.php...%E5gul-Portion

[Snusdog]

Welcome to the forum mate!

Its been a while since I had Bla los.......I got some when it first came out.....I remember it being a solid traditional los.......its harder for us in the USA to find in los.......otherwise I think it would probably have a larger following here.


Anyway, good suggestion thanks for posting it..........stick around and make yourself at home!

[squeezyjohn]

I think you're all getting (understandably) confused ... Snusdog - Blå is not the same as Blågul and was made by F&L and is now apparently back in production in Norway which tasted like chocolate ... Burnsey - Blågul was the name used by a now defunct maker a few years ago and is not the same product now being made by a company in Goteborg also called Blågul (meaning Blue and Yellow - the Swedish national colours) who sell it primarily as a local product.

[Snusdog]

I think you're all getting (understandably) confused ... Snusdog - Blå is not the same as Blågul and was made by F&L and is now apparently back in production in Norway which tasted like chocolate ... Burnley - Blågul was the name used by a now defunct maker a few years ago and is not the same product now being made by a company in Goteborg also called Blågul (meaning Blue and Yellow - the Swedish national colours) who sell it primarily as a local product.

Man I was totally confused.........thanks for straightening that out

It has been a while since I had a tin of it so I just figured I was remembering only part of the name (kind of like Roda vs Roda Lacket)

Anyway thanks mate!