What is "Gute" tea in Sweden

Hi When I was in Stockholm a couple of weeks ago I tasted some tea which was just labelled "Gute". I managed to find it being sold loose in the supermarket under Ahlens and brought some home with me to UK. It is disappearing fast :o(

I would like to know what it is so that I can perhaps buy the equivalent here in UK (Where?). All I know is that the Gute mixture is black tea with pieces of dried lemon rind. It has a lovely strong flavour which is why I would like to get some more.

I hope someone can point me to more information on this tea.

Many thanks

Derek

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No good. I sent to snipped-for-privacy@kobbs.se and this was returned undeliverable. I also tried snipped-for-privacy@kobbs.se and this was undeliverable. So I guess this address no longer exists.

Many thanks for your help and good information. If I get any more details I'll post them here on the newsgroup to let everyone know.

Derek.

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:-)

I usually clean my by holding it under running water and squeeze it to hold it opened and the let the water clean it from the outside and from the inside, if I make myself clear. I've used it for three years and it ain't dented yet. :-)

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