Overview

• Coca-Cola confirmed the flavor’s return nationwide through statements to outlets including Today.com.
• The limited-time drop will be sold in 12-pack cans and single 20-ounce bottles while supplies last.
• The flavor first launched in 2004, was discontinued in 2018, and has since lived on in Coca-Cola Freestyle machines.
• The move builds on this summer’s Retro Diet Cherry Coke reissue, which the company described as a runaway success.
• Early buzz surged after food blogger Markie Devo teased the comeback, prompting excited reactions on Instagram.