The Liquorice Allsorts Guide
Every shape in the Allsorts box named and explained, plus the Sheffield origin story and how to buy them loose.
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Liquorice Moresorts are our modern take on the traditional liquorice allsorts — bolder, fruitier, and packed with more flavour in every bite. Designed to push beyond the ordinary, Moresorts combine soft, chewy liquorice with vibrant fruit layers and a satisfying mix of textures, creating a range that’s quickly becoming a favourite in its own right.
This is our best-selling collection and the heart of what we do.
Liquorice Moresorts reimagine the classic liquorice assortment with a stronger focus on flavour, colour, and chew. Expect soft liquorice pieces paired with sweet, tangy fruit centres and coated chews that deliver a more exciting alternative to traditional allsorts — without losing the unmistakable liquorice character fans love.
While classic liquorice allsorts are known for variety, Liquorice Moresorts take things further. With bolder fruit flavours, softer textures, and a more playful mix of shapes and colours, Moresorts are made for those who want more intensity, more variety, and more enjoyment from every handful.
Moresorts have become a customer favourite thanks to their balance of sweet, fruity, and liquorice flavours. Perfect for sharing, gifting, pick-and-mix selections, or everyday snacking, this range offers something for both long-time liquorice lovers and those new to liquorice alike.
All Liquorice Moresorts are carefully packed in the UK and selected for flavour, freshness, and consistency.

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New to liquorice, or buying for someone who is? These guides explain the styles, the flavours and what to try first.
Every shape in the Allsorts box named and explained, plus the Sheffield origin story and how to buy them loose.
Read the guide →Soft-eating, hard, salted, fruity, sugar-free and raw root — the full spread of liquorice styles in one guide.
Read the guide →How Dominican monks, Pontefract's sandy soil and a small castle-stamped disc turned a Yorkshire town into the home of British liquorice.
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