Haribo Wine Gummies is a 6.17 oz (175 g) bag of classic European wine gums: firm, jewel-colored fruit gummies in six assorted flavors, with no alcohol at all despite the name. It is the genuine imported bag, available as a single or in packs of 3 and 6, shipped fast from New Jersey.
Haribo Wine Gummies: Firm Jewel-Colored European Wine Gums, Alcohol-Free
- Classic wine gum style — the dense, firm, slow-chewing gummy traditional across the UK and Europe, quite different from a soft gummy bear
- Six fruit flavors — red, green, orange, purple, blue, and lemon pieces, each with its own fruit taste
- Alcohol-free — the name refers to the traditional wine gum style, not to any wine or alcohol in the recipe
- Long-lasting chew — firmer than Gold Bears, so each piece takes longer to eat and the flavor develops slowly
- 6.17 oz (175 g) bag — the standard European sharing size for candy dishes and road trips
- Pack options — Single, Pack of 3, and Pack of 6 for trying it once or stocking up
How to Use
Eat the gums straight from the bag, letting each piece soften on the tongue before chewing so the fruit flavor comes through. They travel well because the firm texture resists melting, which makes them a good choice for hiking and long drives. Keep the bag in a cool, dry place around 60 to 72 F (16 to 22 C), away from direct sunlight, and reseal it after opening.
About Haribo
Haribo was founded in Bonn, Germany in 1920 by Hans Riegel, and the name is an acronym of Hans Riegel Bonn. The company created the gummy bear in 1922 and is still family-owned, producing gummy, licorice, and foam-sugar candy in Germany and across Europe. Browse more in our Candy & Chocolate Bars collection or see the full Haribo collection. Learn more at haribo.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Haribo Wine Gummies contain alcohol, gelatin, or allergens?
Wine Gummies contain no alcohol; the name comes from the traditional European wine gum style. Like most classic Haribo gummies they are made with gelatin, so they are not suitable for vegetarians. They are not known to contain major allergens, but recipes can change between production runs, so read the printed ingredient panel if you have a food allergy.
How should I store Haribo Wine Gummies?
Keep the bag in a cool, dry place around 60 to 72 F (16 to 22 C), away from direct sunlight and heat, which can make gummies sticky or clump together. Do not refrigerate. Once opened, fold the bag closed or move the candy to an airtight container and finish it within a few weeks for the best chew.
What is the difference between Haribo Wine Gummies and Haribo Weinland?
Wine Gummies are traditional wine gums: dense, firm, jewel-colored pieces with a long chew and six fruit flavors. Weinland is a German fruit gummy mix shaped like vineyard fruits such as grapes, cherries, and peaches, with the softer, springier texture of a classic Haribo gummy. Choose Wine Gummies for a firm, slow chew and Weinland for a fruit-shaped assortment.
Is Haribo Wine Gummies imported from Europe?
Yes. This is the authentic European Haribo Wine Gummies bag in the original 175 g size, with European packaging and a DD/MM/YYYY best-before date. Real Prime Deals imports it and ships every order from our New Jersey warehouse, so US and Canadian customers receive the same candy sold across the UK and Europe.