In less than a month (July 10th), we’ll be celebrating the 20th anniversary of Coca-Cola Classic.
20 years. 20 years since Coke realized New Coke was stupid and re-released their old formula with a different name.
Why is it still referred to as Coca-Cola Classic? Shouldn’t that name have died off pretty quickly since it was only being used to remind consumers that it wasn’t New Coke, a drink that was around for less than three months?
When does Classic stop being Classic?
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