Coke de Mexico -made with cane sugar not corn syrup like all other Coca-Cola products in the U.S. Glass bottles do not interact with the flavor like plastic bottles do (and won't end up floating in the ocean either.) This formula is how Coca Cola was made in the U.S. until the recipe was changed in the early 1980s. Anyone who has had a Coca Cola product (non-diet) outside of the U.S. will have the cane sugar recipe. The only place in the world that uses the corn syrup instead of cane sugar is the U.S. (and possibly Canada). Wish our local Sam's was able to keep it in stock. Flies off the shelf.

These taste better than the regular and have less addictives. The caffeine in these are different. I felt a difference drinking these than the regular ones. They taste cleaner and don't have that after taste like the other plastic bottle and can coke.

I enjoy the imported coke. It's a bit less acidic, but still has some bite, and the cane sugar doesn't coat your throat like corn syrup does, which is a significant plus for me. I must also admit that I'm a fan of Fallout and like the retro feel of the glass bottles and the bottle caps.

If you want the best tasting Coca Cola, you drink it out of a cold, glass bottle. And the fact that it’s not made with high fructose corn syrup is another plus. Its unfortunate that the cost of these cases has risen about 50%since the pandemic, but it’s still a great treat…just not as often.

The Mexican-sourced Coca-Colas are the best colas in the marketplace! With sugar as only primary sweetener (instead of the standard high fructose corn syrup used prolifically today), these Cokes taste just like the ones that I grew up drinking as a kid. They have the same edge with sweetness that is exactly what Coca-Cola should taste like!

This, right here, is the reason I drive to Sam's. It's a long drive, the traffic is miserable, and the place is always packed. But it is all worth it to get my real Cokes. In glass bottles. The difference is amazing. They are way more expensive than cans or plastic bottles. But it's worth it. And the price at Sam's is much better than nearby grocery stores. The only thing I wish is that there would be a way to return the glass bottles right at Sam's. There is a group about 60 miles away that collects glass bottles to crush for coastal restoration. It's too expensive for me, as an individual, to sign up for them to collect my bottles. But it would be AMAZING if my local Sam's would work something out so customers could return the bottles for use int he coastal restoration project.

Seriously, if you haven't tried Mexican Coca-Cola, you need to. The difference is the real cane sugar—it changes everything. It's cleaner, smoother, and incredibly vibrant. There's no heavy, syrupy aftertaste; just a pure, perfectly balanced cola flavor that is instantly refreshing and undeniably delicious. It takes the classic taste and makes it superior. It is, without a doubt, the best tasting Coca-Cola on the market!

Always a favorite in our house because it’s made with real cane sugar and not high fructose corn syrup. It’s what coca-cola used to taste like for those of us that are a tad older. When we moved to the Midwest from CA, we were very happy to see Sam’s Club carry it.

There is nothing better than a Mexican coke! IT's hard to find. I was pleasantly surprised I could get this shipped to me. I was also surprised the bottles survived the shipping! They were not shipped in a carton but individually wrapped with a small portion of tiny bubble wrap - and they all survived! The box was not a heavy weight box - rather thin cardboard.

Discovered this product for the first time last fall is shops in Texas and the Southwest. It seems to be the best of an unhealthy product. A bonus is that it is bottled (manufactured?) in Mexico, which provides some economic security in one place where is needed more than in US and Canada. Glass bottles are a health plus (ironically for a fundamentally unhealthy product) over lined AL cans and PETE plastic bottles. Love the 24-bottle packaging.