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Appolo Liquirce from Iceland. Icelandic Licorice

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Direct from Iceland, worldwide
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Family-run since 2013

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Appolo Licorice Assortment
Appolo Licorice Assortment

Góa · Icelandic Candy

(1)
Sale priceFrom $11.80
Appolo stjörnurúllur - Marsipan liquorish rolls
Appolo stjörnurúllur - Marsipan liquorish rolls

Góa · Icelandic Candy

(1)
Sale priceFrom $9.70
Appolo licorice strings filled with marzipan (160 gr)
Appolo licorice strings filled with marzipan (160 gr)

Góa · Icelandic Candy

Sale priceFrom $7.50
Liquorice Chocolate Bites with Marzipan filling / 200 gr
Liquorice Chocolate Bites with Marzipan filling / 200 gr

Góa · Icelandic Candy

Sale priceFrom $13.00
Appolo Pepper filled Liquorice strings (160 gr)
Appolo Pepper filled Liquorice strings (160 gr)

Góa · Icelandic Candy

Sale priceFrom $7.50
Appolo Liquorice Laces - Lakkrísreimar (160 gr)
Appolo Liquorice Laces - Lakkrísreimar (160 gr)

Góa · Icelandic Candy

Sale priceFrom $8.60
Appolo Lakkrískonfekt – Licorice Assortment Bag (100 g)
Appolo Lakkrískonfekt – Licorice Assortment Bag (100 g)

Góa · Icelandic Candy

Sale priceFrom $7.50

Apollo licorice is Góa's classic Icelandic black licorice — assorted soft licorice pieces, filled and layered licorice bites, and the marzipan-wrapped rolls Icelanders grew up with, like Stjörnurúlla, the Star Roll, with its hint of coconut.

What makes Icelandic licorice special?

Licorice holds a special place in Icelandic candy culture. You'll find it plain, salted, chocolate-dipped and — as here — paired with marzipan, a combination that sounds odd and tastes wonderful. Apollo's assortment covers the range: plain black licorice for purists, filled bites for the curious, and marzipan rolls for anyone with a softer sweet tooth.

If licorice is your thing, the wider Icelandic candy collection has plenty more of it, alongside chocolate and pastilles. We're a small family-run shop in Hafnarfjörður, Iceland, family-run since 2013 — everything described honestly, no surprises except the good kind.