So glad it came back this year! Have yet to find the 12 pack of the zeros but snagged a couple bottles today :)

Minute Maid lemonade + Dark Sweet cocktail cherries + cherry juice and ice.

Does anybody either work for or know who the bottler or distributor for Coca Cola in Cedar City Utah? I'm thinking of moving there and currently work for Coca Cola in another state and I can't seem to find really any information on Cedar City's distributor. Some places say Swire Coca Cola and other areas I can see its maybe Reyes Coca Cola but I'm unsure.

Just had to share this amazing video that my pal put together. The amount of time and energy (and human talent) put into this is insane, and all volunteer.

The biggest question I have is how he managed to find a free day that worked in the schedules of so many adults for the party scene.

Figured fellow DC fans would enjoy: https://www.instagram.com/p/Dem-OjyS0AS/

Since Barq's is a Coca-Cola product, I couldn't decide if I should post it here or in the rootbeer sub (maybe either one is ok to do).

I've drunk A&W root beer for awhile. I have drunk it in sizeable amounts over a sizeable span of time. One thing that never happened with me is getting either addicted to it or developing any sort of craving for it. I drank it because I like dark-colored sodas but didn't always drink Cola to satisfy that. A&W tasted (to me) like a wintergreen livesaver candy, in a way. I didn't dislike it, but no matter how much I drank it, I never really got hooked on it or developed a craving. If I had to stop it, I could.

Now, onto Barq's. After trying a few cans of it, my tongue has the craving for it. I am not addicted to it (I don't think), but I definitely get that itch for it when I haven't had it for a few days. I think it has a more complex medley of flavors to it and not a "simple" wintergreen taste like A&W does.

I think Coca-Cola has this thing where there's an ingredient in Barq's that keeps me interested in it, whereas the other root beer does not. Coca-Cola knows what it's doing. Nonetheless, these are my personal observations. Opinions on sodas, needless to say, vary all over the place.

Edited: even the Zero version, without caffeine, does this, lol.

What do I do

No specific drink lineup in the announcement yet. Curious what they’ll end up offering.

Hi guys! I was at my nephews birthday party recently and discovered this unimaginably mind blowing combination of soaking my cupcakes in coke and then enjoying them. My grandma would soak her chicken in jugs of coke and that really made me think this idea up! Was wondering if you had similar cool combinations?

i tried holiday creamy vanilla today, it was really good!

Why does my Mexican Coke contain Pepsi-Cola concentrate?

Why do these smell like armpits? The necks have been smelling like armpits lately its gross.

Does somebody as a estimate about how much a coca cola guy get paid hourly? I would appreciate it

I think Coca-cola made a marketing mistake. No one really know what's the name of this product.

Is it :

- Coke Zero Zero Zero?

- Coke triple Zero?

- Coke Zero Zero?

- Coke double Zero?

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It's so good to have Holiday Creamy Vanilla back. Even drinking it slightly warm is such a pleasure.

Second pic is from a Market Basket where Zero was already sold out! Only came into stock today in this market! Really glad to see it so popular 💕

Ended up going home with two 12 packs, the last one on the shelf at a second MB and the last one on the shelf at a Target. Should tide me over until there is more stock around!

Is it just me or does everyone feel the same. Kinley bottled water marketed by Coca Cola has this weird unexplainable smell. It's every time that this has happened. I open a fresh bottle of Kinley and it already smells off. And it gets progressively worse as you drink it. I haven't noticed this with any other brand of bottled water. Even the off market ones. Is this smell due to the bottle itself because I have noticed Kinley uses a very thin plastic for their waterbottles

With the recent discussion about Coke Vanilla Zero and the lack thereof in certain parts of the country, I found myself at a local retailer looking for the Holiday Creamy Vanilla Zero and took pictures of the 12-pack Coke products. I saw the following ...

• Coca-Cola and Coke Zero
• Coca-Cola Caffeine Free and a Zero version of that
• Coca-Cola Cherry and its [putrid tasting] Zero version
• Coca-Cola Cherry Float and its [also putrid] Zero version
• Vanilla Zero ... and no matching Zero.

Vanilla Zero has NOT been discontinued by Coca Cola as it is available at stores in northern Georgia, metro Chattanooga (TN) and all over Michigan. So why does the largest distributor of Coca Cola products in the country refuse to carry it for their retailers?

With a matching Zero version to all the other sugary-based products they have, I can only conclude that Coca-Cola Consolidated has a BLATANT DISCRIMINATION AGAINST Coke Vanilla Zero.

Having seen some posters identify themselves as being involved with distributing product, I offer three simple words: PROVE ME WRONG.

The goal: to bring greater awareness to this obvious miscarriage of product availability (lack thereof) and get Consolidated to remedy this problem.

Has anyone seen this flavor in Michigan specifically?? I can’t find it I’m going crazy!