Wilhelmina Peppermints, 1 lb 0.6 oz (500g) TIN

Love the queens mints. Very sweet and minty. The can is pretty. I order when I can't get them from my local area.

After spending a lot of time in the Netherlands, I love these mints and glad I could find them in the US. They are delicious and the tin is quite beautiful. I see some negative reviews about a dented tin but mine came wrapped in bubble wrap and had no dents or issues.

delicious and long lasting mint

Always good quality and just right taste of mint.

I'm delighted to be able to purchase these Wilhelmina peppermints which I have known for almost 80 years. They come in an attractive tin with authentic pictures of the small, historic Friesian city of Dokkum where in, I believe , a.d.752 the missionary Boniface was murdered. I've ordered these mints three times, and each time the tin is irreparably dented. Could this be St. Boniface's revenge?

Wow! I'm the kinda guy who loves anything mint. Spearmint is obviously my number one draft pick but peppermint is definitively a close second. These mints are perfect. I love enjoying a mint after a coffee or lunch or something salty. These have the perfect texture and peppermint taste. The problem for me is they are way too addictive. Once I pop the first and need five more. I've been searching for the perfect mint and I've found it. Bonus: The tin can is pretty cool to store stuff in or give it to your mom for her to do mom with it.

If you like pepermint dont order these. If you like wierd flavorless candy in a nice tin. Go for it.

9 times out of 10, your product will arrive, although dented to various degrees, having been shipped in a bag instead of a box, but the lid will stay on and the candies will be edible even given the condition of their container. When the bag is leaking white powder, and you're getting side-eye glances from the delivery person, know that the candies, having escaped the metal tin while in transit, might now be in powdered form having had the container lid pop off during shipping and are now ground into something you could probably use to sweeten your coffee or tea. Same flavor, but in a new state of matter, distinct from the original solid form intended during manufacturing.