Zero sugar
Not “less.” Not “reduced.” A clean, round, absolute zero grams of sugar in every can.
Coca-Cola Zero Sugar
The deep, crisp, unmistakable taste of Coca-Cola — with zero sugar and zero calories. Best enjoyed loud, ice-cold, and slightly too fast.
Per 330 ml can, versus Coca-Cola Original.
Why zero
We didn’t make a lighter cola. We made Coca-Cola — then subtracted the sugar and kept everything that matters.
Not “less.” Not “reduced.” A clean, round, absolute zero grams of sugar in every can.
A full-flavor cola that rounds to nothing. All of the flavor math, none of the calorie math.
The same deep caramel bite, bright citrus spark and lively fizz of the original — recrafted, not watered down.
The lineup
Four ways in. One rule: zero sugar, always.
The icon, minus the sugar.
330 ml · 500 ml · 1 L · 1.5 L
Every single one: 0 g sugar · 0 kcal.
Inside the can
How does zero sugar taste this much like Coca-Cola? A blend of sweeteners tuned to the exact profile of the original — the bitter edge, the bright acidity, the caramel depth — and checked by tasting panels until nobody could tell us apart.
Sweetened with aspartame and acesulfame K. Contains a source of phenylalanine.
Serving ritual
Cola physics: the colder the liquid, the tighter it holds its fizz. Every degree down sharpens the bite. Drag the dial and chase the perfect zero.
°C
Fridge standard. Crisp enough to hear.
Perfect serve unlocked
Word on the street
I ran a blind taste test against the original. I lost. Happily.
The 3 p.m. can is a load-bearing part of my day.
Switched years ago. My taste buds never filed a complaint.
Straight answers
That’s the whole brief. Zero Sugar is built to match the original’s taste profile — the caramel depth, the citrus top notes, the bite. Most people need a second sip to tell. Many never do.
Actually zero: 0 g of sugar and 0 calories per 330 ml can. Sweetness comes from a blend of aspartame and acesulfame K instead of sugar.
About 32 mg per 330 ml — roughly a third of a typical cup of coffee. Prefer none at all? The Caffeine-Free version keeps the taste and drops the caffeine.
Zero Sugar chases the taste of original Coca-Cola as closely as possible. Diet Coke is its own thing — a lighter, crisper taste with its own fan club. Both have zero sugar.
Anywhere drinks are sold cold: supermarkets, kiosks, vending machines, and that one fridge at the back of every good party.
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