We ship our licorice in principle to every country in the world.

We aim to have your order delivered within 48 hours in the Netherlands. If your order is in before 16:00 GMT+1  we can  begin to processing your package that same day. This is not applicable for orders on Fridays, Saturday, Sundays and Holidays, those may take longer. (we try, but we don’t always succeed).

Please note that your order will not be send out before all items are in stock and your payment has been received. We will be in touch with you about both issues if at hand.

You’ll be notified and receive a tracking number for the shipment by email.

International orders typically take 5-10 days to process, to ship and to clear customs. Delivery times can vary within each country, depending on the content and origin of the shipment.

We offer 3 methods of payment:

• – Credit cards: Visa and Mastercard

• – Via PayPal

• – Direct bank transfer: you will receive our bank account on the invoice of your order.

We send your order after receiving the payment. Normally, that is a day later with direct bank transfer than with the other payment methods.

We strive to ensure that our licorice does not contain synthetic raw materials. The exceptions are the ocean licorice and pectoral. One of their polish agents includes paraffin.

The coloring listed in the Ingredients as E150 or E150c is caramel, a.k.a browned sugar.

Some types of licorice are produced with wheat flour or wheat starch. These are not gluten-free. Please make sure you check the ingredients list before purchase!

We strive to ensure that our licorice does not contain synthetic raw materials. The exceptions are the ocean licorice and pectoral. One of their polish agents includes paraffin.

The coloring listed in the Ingredients as E150 or E150c is caramel, a.k.a browned sugar.

Our licorice is IFS, BRC and HACCP certified. Before the product leaves the factory, all major norms for hygiene, production have been met, with a consistently high quality.

During the production process, hygiene and quality are paramount. At each step of the production process, controllers  continuously test the products. This way you will always order high quality licorice.

Traditionally Arabic gum was used as binder in licorice. Modern production techniques have changed this and nowadays gelatin and starch more commonly used. This is double unfortunate, because licorice with Arabic gum is delicious. It gives licorice the old-fashioned rich flavor of the past.

So nowadays most types of licorice contain gelatin and starch as a binder. As a result, licorice with gelatin is not suitable for the vegetarian and vegan lifestyle.

Beeswax is sometimes used as polish. As a result, these types of licorice are not suitable for vegans.

Some types of licorice are produced with wheat flour or wheat starch. These are not gluten-free. Please make sure you check the ingredients list before purchase!

Licorice (drop in Dutch) is made by concentrating the juice from the root of the licorice plant. Over centuries it has been a product that particularly was praised for its medicinal properties. Over time the idea of licorice being medicinal has disappeared. Nowadays we just love to eat it as candy.

If you like to know more about how licorice is made, this video shows you how:

At this time we do not offer discount codes. We are a direct-to-consumer brand, cutting out licensing and distribution fees to make our premium quality products as accessibly priced as possible. We will not honor codes found on third-party discount, coupon or promotion websites.