I’m not a big pop or coke fan but, I was pleasantly surprised how good the Coke Zero tastes, I can’t tell a difference and it doesn’t give you a weird after taste or feeling in your mouth like some do. I feel a bit less guilty having this pop with it being “zero” so I’m happy it tastes good.

We have purchased this product for several years. It provides my husband and I just the right of caffeine for our afternoons. Recently the formula was changed and although it is similar, there is a slight change in flavor which makes it less enjoyable.

If you’re a heavy pop drinker like I am, it is the best zero sugar soda option out there. There for a while I was trying to cut down on my sugar intake and kept only these in my fridge so that if I had a bad enough craving for soda I could drink these. That being said, they don’t have sugar. So they kinda suck. Overall are ok if that’s your thing.

Although this drink has plenty of bubbles, which are a must for me, it is distinctly lacking in taste. The packaging is very appealing and shows the Coca Cola brand off very well. As all of these types of drinks the price is very similar to its competitors. In all honesty I would choose to drink Diet Coke.

I love drinking Coca-Cola zero and that is my go-to drink now. I like drinking this over the classic one just because it says it has zero calories so I can drink it guilt-free and I can still get the same or similar taste of the classic drink. Yes if you ever compare the taste between this one versus the classic drink you will notice a difference but I've been drinking Coca-Cola zero for so long that I've gotten habituated to its taste and I would I lean on to grab that over the classic drink.

I'm reminded of 1985 again when it comes to Coca Cola! When I have a soda, I almost always drank Coke Zero. I recently tried the new "Zero Sugar" on a recent United Airlines Flt from LA to Orlando. Took one sip and thought what is this? This was not my Coke Zero. Took a second sip and upon the Flight attendant passing by me, i handed it back to her and told her to bring me a water instead. The flavoring tasted nothing like previous Coke Zero and definitely didn't taste like Coke Classic! It was BLAH and was more flat then carbonated. If this becomes Coke's go to flavor for Coke Zero, I'll be moving on! Recently tried the new Mountain Dew Zero Sugar and it DID taste more like their regular M.D. with Sugar!

As a diabetic I am no longer sopposed to drink full fat soda - I hated diet products becauseof the aftertaste but have to say coke zero tastes like the real thing. There are still only half a dozen diet drinks I can tolerate but this is up at the top

The original Coke Zero was great, but they changed the formula. It still is better than Diet Coke in terms of a lingering aftertaste. But, with the new formula, Coke Zero Sugar tastes flat and somewhat diluted. The can advertises as “now more delicious” which is a nope for me. Bring back the old, original Coke Zero flavor!

I love coca cola classic. It's been one of my favorites since I was 10 years old. I have drink this many times over and over for years and I love it. No improvement needed for this. It's not to Sweet it has the perfect amount of fizz. I drink it cold or hot that's how much I love this drink. The caffeine in those give me a little boost when I drink a whole lot of it which is okay early in the mornings or if I just need to have a boost to wake me up. It goes great with hamburgers, pizza and snacks like potatoes chips Doritos Nacho Cheese! I can't say enough good about this soda it will always be one of my favorites.

It seems that Coke Zero's recipe has altered, and I no longer really enjoy it. It has a diluted flavor. Although the modifications make it taste more like the diet, I still prefer "zero" to "diet". But ultimately, marketing is key. Reduction of sugar or something "bad" is implied by "diet" labels, not complete elimination of sugar, and it also indicates that the consumer must be "on a diet." Nowadays, marketing to those who are following diet fads is less successful than it was in the 1990s. Based on my own experience, I prefer to drink sugar-free beverages because I don't want to drink a lot of liquid sugar; I do, however, want something tasty and fizzy, not because I'm "dieting." It would be preferable for Coke & Pepsi to remain with "zero" and completely abandon the "diet" moniker. It's more enticing and the truth in advertising. A "zero" line and "diet" appear superfluous. Coke Zero and Coca-Cola brand sodas are good overall, but they might be better.