Coca Cola de Mexico (355ML glass bottles, 24 pk.)

So expensive

I love maple syrup, and I like uniquely-flavored colas, so when I came across this item a year or two ago, I knew I would give in and try it at some point. The flavor is exactly as advertised, a nice maple that is neither too strong nor too subtle. At the moment I'm rating this as my second favorite "occasional" flavor, behind only Cinnamon Coke. It is a great option for a special occasion.I debated on the stars for "value for money." It's an import for me, so the price was high but acceptable, and I was going to give it 3-4. But when it arrived, it was so well-packed by the seller to prevent breakage that I added stars for the value of the time and cost they spent for this purpose. Thanks TrendNSave Canada Grocery! I would absolutely purchase items from them again.

I love maple & was curious. I liked it. The maple is subtle. Fun fact, apparently the Canadian coke has drastically less sugar than the USA does. I stopped drinking coke/pop because of the extremely high sugar content. So this flavor is actually a nice treat every now & then. But at $24 for 4 it is very pricey so it really is a every now & then treat kind of thing for me. But even at $24, it was worth the try for me personally.

Excellent!

24 bottles of Coca-Cola from Mexico is $34, but 4 bottles from Canada is $24???

Not true sugar cane coke. Will not purchase again.

Glass wasn't broken, I think was shaken too much and it somehow leaked most of the sixth bottle onto the others. I don't think the seller could have done anything to prevent this but it is still unfortunate I lost almost 20% of my order

Excellent Coke. the recipe Coca-Cola used before New Coke came out. Coca-Cola company never went bck to the original receipt because cane suger was too expensive. when they got rid of New Coke and started Cokke Classic, it was made with corn syrup and other sweeteners.They figured they would not be competitive in the market going back to the original Coke. I would gladly pay double for an original Coke. There's a big difference in taste.Mexican bottlers keep their rights to use the original recipe along with a couple of other countries, like New Zealand, still bottle the original Coke.