We picked up a bag of these when in the sweetie aisle. Couldn't resist the cheap price of these, as they were only 34p for the 175g bag. Yes, the pack didn't look that nice as it is just a plain white bag with the light green writing on it from the Asda Smart price brand. but it's all about the sweets inside. There is a small see through part on the front as well so you can see some of the sweets. These looked and smelt like other more expensive Wine Gums. There was a few different colours and as usual we liked the green and red ones the best. These were large enough and quite thick as well. They were soft and had a good chew to them. They were ...  Read the complete review

I have quite a sweet tooth and love to eat sweets, chocolate, biscuits etc now and again but find the prices quite steep for the leading brands and have been trying out some of the supermarket own brands and value brands on a mission to find some good alternatives to the leading brands which are just as good, if not better for a fraction of the price. This is my second shot at trying out an Asda smartprice range in sweets and another fail im affraid. I do love winegums and if i am going to get a packet of sweets i am likely to buy winegums but i always buy Maynards wine gums and enjoy them so i thought i would give the Smartprice ones a try. While ...  Read the complete review

I've always been fond of Wine Gums, as has my dad. Maynards wine gums however can be quite expensive for what they are and so for a while we have been looking for alternatives. That was when I found Asda's Smart Price Wine Gums, which are now a popular purchase within our family. The sweets in question come in a very plain white and green bag with the words Asda Smart Price Wine Gums printed prominently on the front. The front of the bag also tells me that the sweets contain no artificial colours or flavours. The back of the packet is simply white in colour and has green writing on it that tells me how to store the sweets and Asda's refund policy as well as ...  Read the complete review