I recently had the opportunity to try Coca Cola in Mexico and I have to say, it was a whole new experience. As a fan of Coca Cola in the United States, I was excited to see how it would compare in its country of origin. First off, the taste was noticeably different. It was sweeter and had a more intense flavor compared to the Coke I am used to. I later found out that this is because Coca Cola in Mexico is made with real cane sugar instead of high fructose corn syrup. This made a huge difference in the taste and I could definitely tell that it was a higher quality product. Another thing I noticed was the packaging. The bottles in Mexico were glass instead of plastic, which I appreciated as it felt more environmentally friendly. The label was also different, featuring a more traditional design with vibrant colors and a sense of cultural pride. It was clear that Coca Cola in Mexico holds a special place in the hearts of the people.

I am a Coca Cola kid, but the Mexican Coca Cola is amazing.  If you have never tried this then please go ahead and do it.  If you love Coca Cola as much as I do you will notice there is a difference in the Mexican Coca Cola which uses real cane sugar.  Some say there is no difference but to me there is, and I also feel like the Mexican Coca Cola has more carbonation which gives it a nice bite.

I loved going to this little mom and pop Hispanic grocery store and getting this "coke in the glass bottle". I believe the difference is the sugar but the carbonation and other ingredients seem to be the same however it does taste a but sweeter. They are a little more expensive than the cans but still worth a try if you've not had it before!

While I don't purchase this at a grocery store, it's the best choice to get when I order Mexican food. I'm willing to pay a bit more for this, because of the sweetness, and there is something about drinking from a glass bottle that just makes it better.

Even though Dr. Pepper is my favorite drink, when in Mexico, I have this Mexican Coca Cola.  I remember when I was a little girl growing up in the United States, you could get small bottles of these out of a red cooler.  I think that's what original coke is supposed to taste like.  It has a thicker, richer taste than ones sold in cans.  When in Mexico, do as they do -- drink Mexican Coca Cola and taste the difference.  Yum!

I love finding this product at our local wholesale store it’s a great price and I get to buy it in bulk. The product tastes different and better than the original coke. I think the carbonation lasts longer in the glass bottle. It’s always a treat to try this product and always a hit a parties when people hear it’s Coke bottles from Mexico.

When I pop the top on an ice cold Coca- Cola it never fails to have that crisp fresh taste! The bottles seem to be the perfect in between for not too much soda, but just enough so it doesn't get wasted! You also can't beat the price for the fresh taste you get! So refreshing!

I don't really enjoy soda but this is a favorite of mine to get. It's so refreshing and much sweeter then American Coke but it doesn't have that strange fake sweet taste that American sodas have. This is because it's made with cane sugar v. Corn syrup. I little bit of this soda goes a long way.

Like the headline says, this is the best Coca-Cola, ever. If you know, you know. It tastes better, the carbonation is better, it’s just all around delicious goodness. I think the main reason this is better is they make it with cane sugar. I will always pick this when available, even if it costs more.

I love getting these coke a cola s whenever I stop at food trucks for tacos. It compliments the flavors of the tacos so well that I'd they are out of them I will not even get a drink I will just stop on my way home and get one from another place rather than ruin that delicious culinary experience.