Millions, a brand of chewy sweets, are sold internationally but manufactured in Fort Matilda, Greenock, Inverclyde.
Flavours include cola and bubblegum, but now punters with a sweet tooth will be able to chew on a new variety, Iron Brew.
The bright orange sweets were inspired by Scotland's national drink, and hopes are high it will take off south of the border too.
Made by company Golden Casket, the new Millions sweets are not made with real Irn Bru, but they are illustrated by a zany character, a ginger haggis, named Ron Brew.
The sweets will hit the shelves at the end of the week.
Warehouse manager Kenny Malcolm said: "We make them in a factory here. The new flavour is great.
"It is related to Scotland and that's what we were going for. People in England may not know much about the flavour, so it is good that we are getting it out there.
"We have not used Irn Bru to make the Millions but the inspiration comes from there. We have quite a big range of millions including strawberry, bubblegum, cola and raspberry.
"Our staff have tried it and they said it was enjoyable. I think it's great."
The sweets were first launched in 1991, and became so popular that they inspired mugs, slippers and keyrings to car air fresheners, scented candles and diffusers.
Sandra Fisher, Golden Casket's sales and marketing director, said: "We have other Iron Brew products, such as pastilles and bon bons, in our Buchanan's range, which are hugely popular.
"It's an iconic Scottish flavour and one that over the years we've always been asked for.
"So far, the indications are that it's going to be a very good addition to the Millions range."
