Not a fan. I love my Coke classic but this is not it. The flavor is not bold at all and the artificial sweetners give it an odd taste and the carbonation disappears as soon as you open the can. The artificial sweetners give this soda a really bad aftertaste. Coke fan but not of the zero line.

So I was really against trying this Coke zero stuff I was like oh my God there's no sugar in this it's going to taste like crap but turns out it's pretty decent I like that it doesn't have a odd aftertaste like a diet Coke as so I'll drink this before I drink a diet Coke

As said, it's Coke Zero, and you're probably here not because you haven't tried it and decided that you already like it, but just to see if it tastes the same when ordered here online. It does. Just be careful. THESE ARE THE TINY CANS, NOT THE REGULAR SIZE CANS. That was my mistake; I thought I was getting the regular sized cans, because I misread the MINI part. That said, if you know what you're getting, these mini cans are more than I'd like to pay, but the mini size is actually perfect, because I often don't drink the whole full-sized can anyway, and so these little mini cans have just enough for one serving. I'll probably get them again intentionally, because I like the mini servings; they're just more expensive than buying the larger cans.

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.

This pop is very neutral and can be mixed with a variety of different alcoholic drinks. I've had many a night drinking coke zero with various beverages and I haven't suffered a hangover the next day. I also drink it as a daily drink especially when chilled in the summer

Ugh I hate this stuff. It tastes so gross. It's also advertised as "no sugar, same great taste" but it does NOT have the same taste at all. Not even close. In a blind taste test I wouldn't even recognize this as a coke product. There are better low calorie/low sugar drinks for sure

Let's not fool ourselves, Coke Zero doesn't take just like the real thing, but that's ok. It's close and still super tasty and refreshing on a hot day, just none of the sugar. So if you're a Coke person, there's really no reason not to go for Coke Zero instead of the full sugar version and maybe stay a little healthier.

This is my preferred cola drink hands down! Does not have the horrible aftertaste that Diet Coke has and tastes quite a bit like regular Coke. You don't get loaded with the sugar, but do have to deal with consumption of an artificial sweetener so I limit my self to one a day...or every other day.

I really love the taste of this calorie free soda! It's my favorite one. I typically tend to purchase the mini cans. Imo it does taste different from a typical diet soda. I do wish they would make an aspartame free version just because my body seems to be sensitive to that ingredient but otherwise I do love drinking one of these as a treat on occasion. 😊

I drink a Coke Zero almost every other day for the caffeine and because It just has a great taste. This is a good option for trying to limit sugar intake and is very affordable when you purchase 12 packs and drink them often. I am a lifelong customer!