In honor of Queen Elizabeth II's 90th birthday, Lyle’s Golden Syrup is releasing a limited-edition syrup tin. On April 21, Queen Elizabeth II will celebrate her 90th birthday with a lavish event commemorating her life and her reign of more than 60 years. This British syrup manufacturer is marking the occasion with limited-edition packaging that honors the monarch.
The limited-edition syrup tin from Lyle’s Golden Syrup, is branded with the phrase "happy birthday your majesty" and a royal carriage design. The new packaging will be available until July, giving Brits plenty of time to pick up a commemorative tin of their own. As Sara Harrison of Lyle’s Golden Syrup explains, "To mark both this truly historic event and the start of British summertime, we wanted to produce commemorative gifts that consumers could use and keep."
The new packaging is just one of many products consumers can purchase to mark the birthday of the UK and Commonwealth’s longest reigning monarch.
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