Coca-Cola Diet With Lime 12 Pack

Diet Coke Lime 12 Pack is a retro-styled, 12-can carton (144 fl oz total) of zero-calorie cola with a bright citrus twist. On shelf you’d find it in the refrigerated or ambient soda aisle alongside other diet colas, flavored sodas, and mixer options near tonic water and lemon-lime sodas; stores often place limited-edition flavors on endcaps to catch the eye. This product fits grab-and-go shopping trips, party stocking, road-trip beverage packs, and casual meals where someone wants cola flavor without sugar or calories. Brand positioning leans on nostalgia and pop-cultural familiarity — Diet Coke markets to young adults and longtime soda drinkers who value a modern, stylish identity and retro limited-edition design; the messaging is playful, urban, and lifestyle-driven rather than health-focused. Labels foreground “No calories. No sugar.” and a retro can design as a health or style halo, but there is no organic certification, no child-targeted characters, and the only “natural” language is the ingredient listing “natural flavors.” Processing context: this is a highly processed, manufactured soft drink with added sweeteners and preservatives. Sensory details deliver a sharp effervescence and light, airy carbonation with a crisp cola backbone and a citrus lime lift; mouthfeel is thin and fizzy rather than viscous. Packaging is slim aluminum cans in a cardboard pack, encouraging single-serve ritual: chill, pop the tab, sip from the can or pour over ice. It’s often used as a mixer for cocktails, a midday pick-me-up, or a nostalgic treat at gatherings where brand recognition and a bold citrus kick matter more than nutrition.