Sadly it's a ‘No' from me. The taste is horrendous, and it actually has worse ingredients than the original Coke so if you fancy a drink do yourself a favour and have a normal full sugar one. It's better for your health too. Than all the crap that is in this!

Coke zero sugar is my favorite soda drink! I live that I can drink a coke and not have all of the sugar and calories of a regular coke. I drink coke zeroes often, and recommend them to people who like soda, but dont want to have the sugar and calories of a regular coke.

This is the closest version of the full calorie original but low calorie coke made my Coca Cola! It's great tasting continent price most times stores have a promotion. Very funny packaging as they brought back the names on the cans but more options these time. Would recommend for sure the taste is almost like the full calorie one but a whole but dor just 1 cal per can. Very refreshing for the summer

I grew up drinking coke with my father. When we cut sugar out of our household and switched to alternatives, I started trying zero sugar sodas. I recommend Coca-Cola Zero over other zero sugar dark pops. The sugar alcohol does not significantly change the flavor of the Coca-Cola. I now opt for this Coca-Cola Zero over all of the other dark sodas.

Coke Zero is a game-changer for soda lovers who want all the flavor without the sugar. It tastes almost like the original Coca-Cola, with a crisp, refreshing finish. Perfect for those looking to cut calories without sacrificing taste. Definitely a must-try if you're watching your sugar intake!

Coke Zero offers a guilt-free alternative to the classic Coca-Cola experience. With its bold flavor profile and zero-calorie formulation, it caters to health-conscious consumers without sacrificing taste. The absence of sugar makes it an attractive option for those watching their calorie intake,

I drink Coke Zero every day. It's a great alternative to sugar soda with as much caffeine as a regular soda. I will say that the artifical sweetener taste does build over time and can become cloying. But overall I prefer it to the full sugar and salt of standard coke.

This soda tastes as close to regular pop as any diet or sugar-free variety I've ever tasted. I used to avoid diet colas because they didn't ever taste like the real thing. Coca-Cola zero sugar tastes pretty darn close to regular Coke, I've gotta say. It's become one of my favorites since they introduced it. I wish they would release a version with lime flavor. That would be about the perfect soda!

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.

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.