Henry Goode* is a very English butler who has come up trumps with soft eating liquorice in strawberry flavour. I hate black liquorice but adore the strawberry equivalent. When I worked at a pub I used to go to the cash and carry and buy big boxes of those huge strawberry whips you could get for 10p a whip in the newsagents. They lived under my desk at uni and lasted forever, it seemed like an on-going supply.....until I left my job for work nearer my studies and the cash and carry was no longer an option. I haven't had decent red liquorice since and that was 6 years ago. In Asda last week I was looking for something sweet to pick at during the football and ...  Read the complete review

I do like liquorish but it is not something that I usually buy, but recently I have become aware of the growing availability and trend of the soft eating liquorish that you can now buy. I know that Lakeland sell this in big bags in a variety of different flavours, but on a recent shopping trip to asda I spotted amongst the display of individual chocolate bars individual bars of soft eating liquorice. The difference between the soft liquorice you find in Lakeland and the Henry Goode liquorice is that the Lakeland one is Australian and the Henry Goode's is British. I was surprised to find that this liquorish brand was only launched in 2009, I found this gem of ...  Read the complete review

My husband and I consider ourselves experts on liquorice and we think yours is the best we have ever eaten, the flavour is like no other.