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These are known as gumdrops in the USA - we have no idea why they became known as American Hard Gums over here (it doesn't exactly trip off the tongue). Perhaps at the time gumdrops had a completely different meaning in Britain that it did in the USA... like pants!? Anyway, these are wonderfull..

These ever popular, longer-lasting, hard fruit gums from Lions come in lots of different football  shapes - boots, balls, shirts, etc. They take a lot of chew but hey, that's why they're so good, and they still include the delicious black liquorice gums!..

These are the ORIGINAL licorice* hard gums from Lion's. Often imitated but never bettered, these are hard candies with rich, deep liquorice flavour and that flavour and colour is all-natural. You find them hidden in Lion's Midget Gems (that's how you know you've got Lion's Midget Gems cos impostor m..

Bring back the original Wine Gum - that's what we say! Most Wine Gums nowadays are more like fruit jellies, with no substance to them at all, nothing like the traditional ones. Well, these are exactly as Wine Gums should be; hard, chewy gums packed with flavour, made by Lions, who have been making q..

Often imitated but never bettered, these powdered Milk Gums are a piece of sweet history and are still as deliciously creamy as ever, thanks to the full cream and condensed milk that goes into every bottle. ..

Rowntree's Fruit Gums are a British classic that seem to have been around for ever. Those of a certain age may remember buying them at the cinema in special cinema boxes (whatever happened top those!) and battling with the incredibly chewy sweets throughout the film - I reckon they were maybe a tact..

What a curiosity these colourful little gems are! A real old-fashioned treat, you'll either love them or you won't, there's no middle ground. Why? Because of their flavour - they are floral so scented, perfumed, sort of soapy (in a good way!). Hard to come by these days, they are certainly..

Delicious traditional Wine gums, soft and chewy, in assorted fruit flavours. Each different shape and flavour has a different type of booze inscribed on it such as port, sherry, burgundy etc.Quite frankly we've no idea why - they certainly don't have any alcohol in them - but taste jolly lovely none..

Loved by many the wine gum is a confectionery classic. In the mix, you'll find all the familiar gummy shapes of regular wine gums but these are entirely sugar free. Brought to you by Sugar Free Treats; the sugar free specialists, these sweets come in heat-sealed, eco-friendly biodegradable bags..

Little dome gums of liquorice, these aren't those hard-core, almost savoury liquorice candies. These are gems of natural liquorice sweetness... except sugar free of course!Packed in a heat-sealed, biofilm bag made from eco-friendly, renewable sources, that's biodegradable, along with the labels atta..