What Is Coke Made with Cane Sugar?
Coca-Cola made with cane sugar uses sucrose derived from sugarcane instead of high-fructose corn syrup. In the United States, these versions are often labeled as "Coca-Cola Classic" in glass bottles or sold under names like "Mexican Coke."
Release Date and Availability
Coca-Cola has used cane sugar in many markets for decades, but in the U.S. the shift to high-fructose corn syrup began in the 1980s. Limited runs of cane sugar versions have appeared in glass bottles and select retailers since the early 2000s, with availability varying by region and season.
Where to Find It and Ingredients
You can find cane sugar Coca-Cola in glass bottles at many grocery stores, convenience shops, and online retailers. Check the ingredients list for "sugar" or "cane sugar" to confirm the formulation.
