By MOOK Scenic Spots Home Chen Wenlin | Compiled & Reported
Japanese Coca-Cola has always been full of surprises, and recently, spotting an opportunity in Japan’s coffee-loving market to satisfy caffeine enthusiasts, it launched the newest “Coffee-Cola,” available exclusively at the ubiquitous Japanese vending machines.
The launch of Japan’s newest Coffee-Cola has sparked online discussions, sold only at vending machines (Image provided by FILO’s William.H.)
This time, Coca-Cola collaborated with its coffee brand Georgia, combining coffee and cola production techniques to introduce the new Coca Cola Coffee Plus product, priced around 120 yen. The fusion of two distinctly different beverages—coffee and cola—has piqued netizens’ curiosity about its flavor and triggered a buying and tasting frenzy.
The unique flavor of the cola-coffee combination has everyone eager to give it a try (Image provided by FILO’s William.H.)
The new Coffee-Cola contains 50% more caffeine than regular Coca-Cola (Image provided by FILO’s William.H.)
Although this new product has 50% more caffeine than regular Coca-Cola, netizens who have tried it say it doesn’t have as strong a coffee taste as expected—instead, it has an even more intense cola flavor. To find out how the latest Coffee-Cola actually tastes, those planning a trip to Japan soon should hurry and try it for themselves.
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