Coca-Cola Georgia Peach
/Ah Summer! The sun beats down oppressively onto the pavement below. Just looking outside causes beads of sweat to collect on your brow. Nothing to escape this violent hellscape other than an ice cold Coca-Cola.
First off it’s Winter. Secondly, you should be drinking water if you’re sweating that much. Finally, today’s soda review isn’t just for Coca-Cola, it’s for Coca-Cola Georgia Peach.
I’m not even sure you can currently find this in stores, but I didn’t review it when I picked it up this past Summer. It should still be good, but perhaps I should work on my timeliness.
You may be saying to yourself, “Haven’t I already read the Coca-Cola Peach review? Quite possibly yes you have. That review was for Coca-Cola Peach though, a Japanese soda. This one is for Coca-Cola Georgia Peach… an American soda. So buckle down for fifteen sentences filled with words.
Smells like Coke and real deal peaches. Let’s move on.
First off the peach taste in this is surprisingly solid. It’s the first flavor to hit my lips and it’s oh so smooth. Any lingering nectar-like flavor is cut short by the sharp bite of the Coca-Cola. It’s abrupt, but works well in terms of mouth feel. The bubbles graze the back of my throat, causing a tingling sensation with a very slight burn. The aftertaste represents each flavor equally well, and causes me no issue. I like this soda.
One thing I found surprising was the fact that the taste isn’t a “candy” peach flavoring. It appears Coke opted for the more natural taste and I think they made the right choice. Oddly enough this is a rare opportunity where I’ve actually tasted what the “candy” peach version of this soda would be and I prefer the Georgia Peach.
Another thing this soda has going for it are the multiple textures it presents. Starting off with the buttery smooth peach only to be followed up with a sharp cola is fantastic. Coca-Cola is a huge company so to see the care and thought they put into this is nice. My brain still can’t decide if it actually likes the flavor pairing though. That probably sounds weird as I’ve only given it praise so far. I like the items on the shelf, but I’m not sure I’d put Odie and Gipsy Danger next to each other
Aside from that one hang-up this is a delightful soda that I can easily recommend… that is if it’s still in stores. If not, you missed a good one and hopefully it returns.
~A
I purchased this at a Kroger grocery store