http://www.snus-bengt.se/ Bengt Sändh

[lxskllr]

He was the inventor of the first compressed tobacco like the "Arriwa" or "Stonewell" you see sold as smokeless today!

I won't hold that against him :^D

[sharesnusinfo!]

The paper. It sounded like Kent came up with a paper that didn't need a poly binder. Just a point of interest. I'm pretty happy with Gotland portions(when I use them).

He was the inventor of the first compressed tobacco like the "Arriwa" or "Stonewell" you see sold as smokeless today!

[lxskllr]

Lxskllr, what do you meen? regarding the pouch paper or?
Gotlandssnus use the same quality paper that SWM use (from the same vendor)

The paper. It sounded like Kent came up with a paper that didn't need a poly binder. Just a point of interest. I'm pretty happy with Gotland portions(when I use them).

[sharesnusinfo!]

Are you using Kent's portion material design Jimmy?

Lxskllr, what do you meen? regarding the pouch paper or?
Gotlandssnus use the same quality paper that SWM use (from the same vendor)

[sharesnusinfo!]

didn't one of the Vogels work in Visby too?

Vogels? meen V2-Tobacco?

The Vogels aint Sweds! there Danish! they make snus in Denmark therefore it is a Danish snus ..
never heard they have been on the island of Gotland ever..

But if they come for visit it would be very nice to meet them.

[Mykislt]

ofcourse you always have good old Gotlandssnus related materials

http://www.ja.se/?p=28449&pt=110&m=3433

News from Jordbruksaktuuellt 2008-04-14

Henrik wants Gotland tobacco in his snus

Henrik Jakobsson, CEO and founder of Gotlandssnus, would prefer to snus in the company's boxes were produced exclusively from Gotland tobacco. But so far, no one expressed an interest to grow tobacco on the island. 2005 tested, however, to grow, dry and prepare the tobacco on the island. The result was successful.

34-year-old Henrik Jakobsson is actually trained technician and worked at Flextronics in Visby. But when the company closed down its plant on Gotland, he made a reality of an old dream of starting your own. And the interest in snuff and the belief in a bright future for Swedish snus had Henrik to take the plunge.
Henrik looking to deepen their knowledge of snus and snus production, but also acquired a mentor and advisor. By early contact Kent Sändh, brother of the troubadour and snuff, Bengt Sändh. Kent Sändh helped Henrik Jakobsson to find the base to Gotlandssnus various snus products.

didn't one of the Vogels work in Visby too?

[lxskllr]

Are you using Kent's portion material design Jimmy?

[sharesnusinfo!]

Interesting. Wish those links were in English. Haha

You always find an angle to plug gotlandssnus huh? Lol
Good stuff man, glad to know that quality products are still made. I'm hoping Skruf gets their shit together again, hopefully Imperial doesn't ruin the name.

ofcourse you always have good old Gotlandssnus related materials

http://www.ja.se/?p=28449&pt=110&m=3433

News from Jordbruksaktuuellt 2008-04-14

Henrik wants Gotland tobacco in his snus

Henrik Jakobsson, CEO and founder of Gotlandssnus, would prefer to snus in the company's boxes were produced exclusively from Gotland tobacco. But so far, no one expressed an interest to grow tobacco on the island. 2005 tested, however, to grow, dry and prepare the tobacco on the island. The result was successful.

34-year-old Henrik Jakobsson is actually trained technician and worked at Flextronics in Visby. But when the company closed down its plant on Gotland, he made a reality of an old dream of starting your own. And the interest in snuff and the belief in a bright future for Swedish snus had Henrik to take the plunge.
Henrik looking to deepen their knowledge of snus and snus production, but also acquired a mentor and advisor. By early contact Kent Sändh, brother of the troubadour and snuff, Bengt Sändh. Kent Sändh helped Henrik Jakobsson to find the base to Gotlandssnus various snus products.

[c.nash]

Let me tell you a short story about this.

Bengt Sändh and his brother Kent Sändh started as the first company to SWM monopoly about 15 years ago. SWM did not like that and bought the company for 10million SEK
Bengt "a famous song whriter" cashed in and moved to spain.
Kent Sändh "who was the secret behinde the snusmaking, and the tru expert" started as the new company SKRUF and made ther first snus and learned them, before this he also was the mentor for Henrik at Gotlandssnus in the start-up fase.
After that Kent tradically died in 2005 http://www.ja.se/?p=28449&pt=110&m=3433 http://gt.expressen.se/nyheter/1.134...en-pris...lapp http://www.expressen.se/nyheter/1.25...h-tog-sitt-liv

Interesting. Wish those links were in English. Haha

You always find an angle to plug gotlandssnus huh? Lol
Good stuff man, glad to know that quality products are still made. I'm hoping Skruf gets their shit together again, hopefully Imperial doesn't ruin the name.

[sirloot]

Cool short story Bro !

[sharesnusinfo!]

Let me tell you a short story about this.

Bengt Sändh and his brother Kent Sändh started as the first company to SWM monopoly about 15 years ago. SWM did not like that and bought the company for 10million SEK
Bengt "a famous song whriter" cashed in and moved to spain.
Kent Sändh "who was the secret behinde the snusmaking, and the tru expert" started as the new company SKRUF and made ther first snus and learned them, before this he also was the mentor for Henrik at Gotlandssnus in the start-up fase.
After that Kent tradically died in 2005 http://www.ja.se/?p=28449&pt=110&m=3433 http://gt.expressen.se/nyheter/1.134...en-pris...lapp http://www.expressen.se/nyheter/1.25...h-tog-sitt-liv

[lxskllr]

Your wish is my command! Working on getting the copyright clearances now.

That would make a nice special for Xmas, or something like that.

[Ephemeris]

Your wish is my command! Working on getting the copyright clearances now.

[Ansel]

I've been kicking around the idea of doing a translation to run in The Ephemeris after we're done with the Ljunglöf bio. If there's an audience for it, we'll do that one next.

Brilliant. Well count me in as a reader of your magazine if that is the case. :-)

[bill77.017]

I've been kicking around the idea of doing a translation to run in The Ephemeris after we're done with the Ljunglöf bio. If there's an audience for it, we'll do that one next.

As a reader of your fantastic magazine, i would love to see a translation of this in a future issue.