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.

Coke zero is pretty delicious! I love that it has zero sugar so you don't have to worry about the 95g (exaggeration) of sugar that they put in a can of soda. This has the same great coke taste except that you can taste the artificial sugar. Overall, I really enjoy it and it's not syrupy like regular soda either. I'd buy this again.

This right here is my go-to soda when I crave or want soda. I don't drink soda on a regular basis but if I do cave in I usually go for Coke Zero. I got used to this after my friend who was watching his weight only had these in his fridge. Eventually it tasted like regular Coke, but obviously if you drink them side by side you taste the difference. I love this soda.

This is the ONLY soda that I will drink, and I still don't drink it. It claims to be "zero sugar" but still contains aspartame, which isnt very good at ALL. Super expensive, just get water and flavoring! I will never buy this again. I gave it a 4 though because I mean, its coke.

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!

I love that this comes in the 8 ounce and 12 ounce cans. I usually purchase the 8 ounces because I only need a little of the Coke fizz and flavor. A little goes a long way. It's even better because it has no sugar. I also purchase the caffeine free Coke Zero. With one kidney, my caffeine drinks and dark soda drinks are limited to one or two per month. 8 ounces is usually more than enough.

It's not my number one pick, as I prefer the flavor of diet coke. It almost tastes like coke, but without all the calories and sugar. It's a good alternative for coke as you can get the carbonation, cola, & caffeine you want without the guilt of empty calories.

Coke zero is my all time favorite diet sodA. I have to have it everyday. I've never had an issue with the price. It seems to be affordable. I don't have any recommendations for improvement. Prices are decent. I would recommend this to anyone that is cutting g calories.

The packaging denotes the famous Coca Cola logo and typeface meaning where ever you are in the world you know the brand. The tastes is very close to the original full sugar beverage, with same level of carbonation. I prefer this to the full fat version as I do find that sweeter and a little jarring on the pallet. The price is also slightly cheaper in cafes as it doesn't have the sugar tax added.

I have quit sodas in general for almost a decade but every once in a while if we order out fast foods, i will allow myself this refreshing treat. I dislike regular coke and even more so diet coke. But with coke zero, it's just perfect. It's not overly sweet like regular Coke and doesn't have that gross diet coke aftertaste. Diet sodas are still overall a very poor choice of drinks. So even though this is delicious, i am aware of its health hazards. Life is stressful enough as it is and just pretty depressing if you can't even enjoy some things once in a blue moon. So if you ever feel like you deserve a soda treat, this is a good choice but definitely don't underestimate it. Sometimes i even mix half with plain sparkling water or club soda to maintain the refreshing carbonation but half the sweeteners and additives.