Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla

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Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla was a soft drink produced by The Coca-Cola Company. It was introduced in North America in 2006 and was available for a limited time. The beverage was a variant of Coca-Cola with added flavors of black cherry and vanilla.

History

Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla was launched in January 2006 as part of Coca-Cola's strategy to introduce new flavors to the market. The drink was intended to replace Coca-Cola Vanilla, which had been discontinued in 2005. However, due to mixed consumer reactions and the reintroduction of Coca-Cola Vanilla in 2007, Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla was discontinued in the same year.

Ingredients

The primary ingredients of Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla included:

• Carbonated water
• High fructose corn syrup
• Caramel color
• Phosphoric acid
• Natural flavors
• Caffeine

Marketing

The marketing campaign for Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla emphasized its unique flavor combination. Advertisements highlighted the blend of black cherry and vanilla flavors with the classic taste of Coca-Cola. The product was available in various packaging options, including cans and bottles.

Discontinuation

Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla was discontinued in 2007, a year after its introduction. The decision to discontinue the product was influenced by the reintroduction of Coca-Cola Vanilla and the company's focus on other new product lines.

Related Products

• Coca-Cola
• Coca-Cola Vanilla
• Coca-Cola Cherry
• Coca-Cola with Lime
• Coca-Cola Zero Sugar

See Also

• List of Coca-Cola brands
• History of Coca-Cola
• Soft drink
• The Coca-Cola Company

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