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I really enjoy haggis but sometimes supermarket bought versions can be over seasoned in my opinion. Another favourite haggis is the MacSween version:
http://www.macsween.co.uk/
Check it out some time. They do mail order so you can always send something winging it's way up North (an image of Jefferson Airplane's 30 Seconds Over Winterland album cover with a flock of flying Haggis, springs to mind).