By MOOK Scenic Spots / Chen Wenlin, compiled and reported
Japan is always pushing the boundaries when it comes to drinks. Following the craze of transparent milk tea, nearly every beverage has gotten the “transparent” treatment, and now even the beverage giant Coca-Cola has joined the trend with the launch of transparent Coca-Cola “Coca-Cola Clear.” The news has sparked a lot of buzz online, and the flavor has everyone curious.
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Coca-Cola has hopped on the “transparent” bandwagon with the launch of a brand-new transparent-flavor Coca-Cola called “Coca-Cola Clear.” (Photo / Coca-Cola Japan)
The transparent Coca-Cola “Coca-Cola Clear” comes in familiar plastic bottles that closely resemble canned water. The bottle features the Coca-Cola logo and is available in two sizes: 500 ml and 230 ml.
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The transparent Coca-Cola comes in plastic packaging that looks very similar to canned mineral water. (Photo / Coca-Cola Japan)
What’s most intriguing is the flavor of this transparent Coca-Cola. Before its release, many netizens associated Coca-Cola Clear with Sprite or 7-Up, but after it hit the market, those who tried it said it doesn’t taste like either. Instead, it offers a lighter cola flavor with hints of lemon.
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The transparent Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Clear is endorsed by famous actress Ayase Haruka. (Photo / Coca-Cola Japan)
This time, the transparent Coca-Cola Coca-Cola Clear is endorsed by well-known actress Ayase Haruka. It’s priced at 500 ml for 140 yen (about NT$39) and 230 ml for 115 yen (about NT$30). If you’re traveling to Japan soon, be sure to look out for this unique transparent soda and give it a try.
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