One of the fizzy drinks I can actually drink without it being too carbonated that it feels like its going up my nose. Great taste and does feel quite refreshing. Easy packaging and normally avaliable everywhere I go. Great that the price is a cheaper than the full fat coke, means I feel as if I'm getting a better bargain.

Tastes pretty good for zero sugar, almost the same as the original. I dont drink this often only when I crave soda and dont want to over do it. Very inexpensive and easy to find at any grocery store. Recommend this if you're watching what you eat but are craving soda.

Coke Zero is a refreshing delight! With its zero-calorie formula, it offers the perfect guilt-free indulgence. The crisp taste and familiar Coca-Cola flavor make it an ideal choice for those seeking a healthier alternative. Sip it, savor it, and embrace the satisfying fizz of this remarkable beverage. Cheers to Coke Zero! 🥤✨

I always prefer Coca-Cola to Pepsi, every time. It's no different when I'm choosing zero sugar. The taste is vastly different from Diet Coke- this isn't as artificial tasting. I always choose this over diet Coke because it is more similar to regular Coke than diet Coke is.

When it comes to diet sodas, Coke Zero is the king! It tastes better from the time it touches your tongue to after its hit the spot. It doesn’t have that aftertaste that you find with other diet drinks. If you’ve been living under a rock or just new to diet drinks, this is really worth a try.Coke Zero Sugar Mini Cans, 7.5 Fl Oz, 10 Count

We switched from Coke to Coke Zero and you can hardly taste the difference. Also with the sodium being a bit higher that’s an equivalent of an egg, so we just try drinking one tiny bottle once a day/week to take the craving away. Also the bottles are 100% recycled.

I love Coke Zero! Its definitely my go-to when I want a soda. All of the nostalgic Coca-Cola taste with Zero sugar. It doesn't have a weird aftertaste like diet sodas do. And it comes in some of the special flavors too! I'm especially partial to the Cherry.

Apparently the recipe changed for Coke Zero, and I’m not a big fan of it anymore. It tastes watered down. I still prefer “zero” to “diet”, but the changes make it taste more like the diet. It comes down to marketing though. “Diet” labels imply reduction of sugar or something “bad”, not total elimination of sugar, and it implies that the person consuming it must be “on a diet.” Marketing to those caught up in dieting fads isn’t as effective as it was in the ‘90s. Speaking from personal experience, I’m more interested in drinking a beverage without sugar because I don’t want to consume a bunch of liquid sugar, but I do want something flavorful and carbonated, not because I’m “dieting.” There’s also been plenty of times I’ve hung out with friends who are sober and want a fun drink, but not with sugar, and not something labeled “diet.” Coke & Pepsi would be better off ditching the “diet” label altogether and sticking with “zero.” It’s truth in advertising and more appealing. Having a “diet” and “zero” line seems unnecessary. I overall enjoy Coke Zero and Coca-Cola brand sodas, but there’s room to improve.

Super dissatisfied with the fact they changed the recipe to this! They are now red bottles / cans and have pulled all of the black cans off shelf. It now taste like a flat original coke. Super disappointed w/ the new recipe. The original was way better.

My husband enjoys soda but wanted to find a better alternative to the high sugar content of the regular colas.  After trying different versions of diet and low sugar sodas this is by far his favorite.  It has the closest taste to the original than many of the diet choices.