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Liquorices from Bah Humbugs

LIQUORICE - it's a bit of a Love it / Hate it kind of sweet.. are you a lover of Liquorice or can you not stand the stuff? I'm always amazed at just how many people do love Liquorice and stock up on loads of different bags of the black stuff here in our sweet shop.

We have approximately 60 different liquorices on offer at Bah Humbugs from throughout the world, and all of them draw much attention. People always ask me why we sell so many Liquorices from Holland, Belgium and Scandinavia. And the answer is, Grandma Humbug (my mum) used to work as an Au Pair in Amsterdam and made lots of lovely Dutch friends whilst she was there who she has stayed in touch with ever since. When these family friends used to come and visit us they'd bring us mountains of Liquorice to try....and if the truth be told, i've actually only really started to like Liquorice in the last few years. Anyway, I decided to get a couple of these liquorices in to sell in the shop for nostalgic reasons and they sold really well. So i increased the product lines and well, the rest is history. We have a great following in terms of Liquorice fans and we send it all over the world. So if you are a fan of Liquorice, then you need to take a look at our selection of liquorices and why not try a new flavour?

Here is The Bah Humbugs Top 10 of Our Best Selling Liquorices!

1.Pontefract Cakes,

2 Liquorice Torpedoes,

3 Dutch Single Salt Liquorice  (Zout)

4. Honey Liquorice

5. Cherry & Chilli Liquorice

6. Catherine Wheels,

7. Liquorice Cuttings

8. Liquorice Fruit Duos, 

9. Swedish Pear Bear Liquorice 

10. Dutch Liquorice Chalk / Liquorice Crayons

So, do we stock your favourite liquorice sweet? Let us know below - or send us your requests!

Liquorices from Bah Humbugs

Liquorice - what are your thoughts?

We have approximately 60 different liquorices on offer at Bah Humbugs from throughout the world, and all of them draw much attention. Even if you're not a huge liquorice fan we can guarantee that there will be at least one that you would enjoy. They all vary in strength, texture and flavour.

From the usual liquorices that have always been made in Britain like Pontefract Cakes, Liquorice Torpedoes, Catherine Wheels, Liquorice Cuttings and of course Liquorice All Sorts; to the more unusal liquorices from Holland like Honey Liquorice, Liquorice Fruit Duos, Salt Liquorice and of course the Swedish Liquorices, such as the Cherry & Chilli Liquorice, Pear Bear Liquorice and Parma Violet Liquorices.

What's your favourite liquorice?