Coca Cola Zero Sugar Soda Soft Drink 6 ea

Coca-Cola Zero Sugar arrives in a six-pack of 16.9 fl oz bottles (101.4 fl oz total), typically shelved in the soda aisle near other colas, diet sodas and multipacks of bottled water and mixers. You’ll also find chilled single bottles in refrigerated grab-and-go coolers near deli sandwiches and snack displays. This product fits casual, convenience-driven shopping occasions — think party stocking, tailgate or a weekend road trip when people want familiar cola flavor without sugar. Brand positioning leans on Coca-Cola’s global heritage: it trades on nostalgia and broad cultural recognition while targeting teens, young adults and calorie-conscious shoppers with lifestyle-focused marketing that promises the classic Coke taste with zero sugar. Label claims center on “zero sugar” and “zero calories,” and the ingredient list includes “natural flavors” and a small “stevia extract” note, but there’s no organic certification and no kid-specific branding — it reads as an adult-leaning, lifestyle soft drink. Processing context: this is an ultra-processed, reformulated beverage made with industrial sweeteners, acids and flavor systems. Sensory details are immediate: a bright, effervescent fizz, a thin, highly carbonated mouthfeel, dark caramel-colored liquid and a sharp acidic bite from phosphoric acid with a residual sweet note from aspartame/acesulfame blends and stevia. Packaging is plastic bottle multipack shrink-wrapped for easy transport; the ritual is pragmatic — chill, pop a cap (or pour over ice), sip with pizza, burgers or movie snacks, and enjoy a quick burst of caffeinated refreshment without sugar calories.