Coca-Cola Caffeine Free USA faithfully reproduces the taste profile of the original American Coca-Cola, with one major difference: the complete absence of caffeine. The recipe uses carbonated water, high fructose corn syrup (HFCS) —the characteristic sweetener of American sodas—caramel coloring, phosphoric acid, and secret natural flavors. The result is that unique and refreshing taste the world recognizes: notes of vanilla caramel, a hint of citrus, subtle spices, and that signature sparkling fizz.

Unlike European Coca-Cola, which is sweetened with cane or beet sugar, the American version with HFCS has a slightly different, rounder, and smoother flavor profile, which is precisely what American soda lovers are looking for. The caffeine-free version allows you to enjoy this authentic taste at any time of day, including in the evening before bed, without the risk of disrupting your sleep.

Ideal to accompany meals, refresh in the afternoon, or enjoy a relaxing, stimulant-free moment. Also perfect for children, pregnant women, or anyone wishing to reduce their caffeine intake. Best enjoyed chilled, ideally between 2°C and 4°C, with ice cubes for the optimal experience.

Tip : Use this caffeine-free Coke as a base for your evening cocktails (Cuba Libre, Kalimotxo) without the stimulant effect. It pairs perfectly with classic American dishes: burgers, BBQ ribs, pizza, or popcorn during a movie night.

The story of Coca-Cola begins in 1886 in Atlanta, Georgia, when pharmacist John Pemberton , a Civil War veteran seeking to wean himself off morphine, created a beverage made from coca leaves and kola nuts. On May 8, 1886, Coca-Cola was served for the first time at Jacob's Pharmacy in Atlanta's Five Points neighborhood. Frank Robinson, his accounting partner, coined the name and designed the famous logo in Spencerian script. In 1887, businessman Asa Griggs Candler bought the brand for $2,300 and launched intensive marketing campaigns that propelled the drink to success. The first bottling took place in 1894 in Vicksburg, Mississippi. In response to growing health awareness about caffeine in the 1980s, and following the launch of Pepsi Free by its competitor in 1982, The Coca-Cola Company introduced Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola in April 1983 , along with decaffeinated versions of Diet Coke and Tab. The official announcement on April 29, 1983, marked Coca-Cola's entry into the caffeine-free cola market. In April 1985, the version briefly adopted the controversial "New Coke" formula before reverting to the Classic recipe in 1989-1990. Today, Coca-Cola remains the world's most recognized soda brand, available in over 200 countries. 355ml (12 fl oz) bottle.