It seems that soft drink giant Coca-Cola has been going through an experimental phase lately, releasing high-concept reinterpretations of its classic and flagship beverage through its ongoing Creations releases.
While it’s fun to mess around and create sodas inspired by things like the taste of space and pixels or let artificial intelligence “help” out, the serious business of selling fizzy sugar water marches on. At this year’s National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS) annual show, the Atlanta-based company announced two new variations of its stalwarts Coca-Cola and Sprite, void of artist collaborations and AI gimmicks. Sprite Chill is a cherry-lime variant that the Coca-Cola Company describes as “the coldest Sprite ever,” debuting next year.
Also launching next year is Coca-Cola Spiced. There are scant details from Coca-Cola, though we know it will come in regular, zero-sugar, and raspberry early next year.
