Coca-Cola’s latest collaboration with musician Rosalia, Move, has caught a lot of attention with its “transforming” taste, which according to many Twitter users has a definite flavor to it.
The limited edition new drink is said to be available starting Monday, February 20 in the U.S. and Canada.
Coca-Cola Move joins a list of other experimental drinks by competitive brands such as Pepsi, which released Peeps a few days ago, and Dr.Pepper, whose Strawberry and Cream soda was a combination of 23 of its other flavors.
So, let’s see what soda lovers have to say about Move with Rosalia.
Coca-Cola Move tastes like ‘coconut’
The majority of the people who tried Coca-Cola Move got a strong taste of Coconut and a hint of Vanilla.
Food Network’s editorial team as well, who got to take a sip of Move, described the taste as to “shift through Coca-Cola, pineapple, and coconut, with a bit of spice and even bitterness.” Apparently, it isn’t too high in sugar.
Meanwhile, the brand hasn’t specifically described the flavor of the new drink and rather called it a “celebration of transformation.”
You can find out using the store locator if Move is available in your local store.
Move by Coca-Cola follows the launch of Starlight and Dreamworld in 2022.
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Rosalia’s new track was inspired by the drink
Rosalia’s new single, Lie Like You Love Me, is apparently inspired by Move.
The label of the drink has bold colors and patterns paired with illustrations created by the singer while tasting the new flavor.
“I’m so excited for this co-created drink launch with Coca-Cola. I hope everybody enjoys this journey of music, flavors and creation as I did. I had a lot of fun creating LLYLM and this collaboration with Coke,” the Grammy-award wining artist said.
The drink is made available in both regular and zero sugar options.
Twitter reviews Move
As Move isn’t defined by a specific flavor, even though many have found the taste of coconut in it, here’s what Twitter users have to say.
One wrote: “Tried the new move by Coca-Cola and if you like the taste of coconut then you’re going to like the taste of this but for me it was definitely a miss. Malibu coconut rum is the one coconut I like besides coquito during the holidays.”
Just tried the Coca-Cola Move. It is interesting for sure you can definitely taste the coconut,” said another.
A third person said: “The Coca Cola Move variant is interesting. Coconut + Pineapple. It’s like a Pina Cokelada”
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