I can't remember the last time I saw one of these. These used to be as ubiquitous as the digestive and rich tea (which incidentally, the finger version seems to have fallen out of fashion too, and they were much better than the round version).
It looks like if you want this biscuit now, you have to search it out. Why did they stop being sold in supermarkets?
Edit: there is one mention of them on Wikipedia about being a variant of Rich Tea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rich_tea
I don't think I've ever seen one of these, in 4 decades of continuous British biscuit eating.
Maybe it only came from a specific shop, or only existed in some region?
I'm pretty sure it was mainstream in the 90s. It usually had brown packaging.
Perhaps I've only lived amongst unadventurous Biscuit traditionalists?
Well I've always lived in London, and our usual teatime biscuits would be rich tea, butter puffs, sports biscuits, malted milk and morning coffee. So, pretty standard fare.
(Dutch crispbakes and French toast when we were feeling fancy!)