"No-calorie Coca-Cola plus vitamin" tasting review containing vitamin C

The new product Coca-Cola has released since June is "No Calorie Coca-Cola Plus Vitamin." I bought "Coca - Cola - Zero" with no sugar, so I tried comparing drinking by adding a vitamin C that meets the standard as a nutritional functional food to a no - calorie cola. I thought that it is similar taste because it is a similar item, but the difference in taste is quite different from the concept difference.

Review from below.
No Calorie Coca-Cola

The PET bottle is a Beijing Olympic specification and contains the Olympic mark.


"No-calorie coca-cola plus vitamin" containing vitamin C as raw material. Even in nutritional ingredient display, vitamin C is indicated as 13 to 51 mg per 100 ml.


Silver characters on white caps.


This is Coca-Cola Zero. 0 is ordered except for sodium 8 mg.


White character on a gray cap.


I poured it into a glass. Left is zero, right is plus vitamin.


Plus Vitamin was not bubbled too much at the edge of the glass.


The difference is obvious at a glance. However, as time goes by, bubbles will come down to zero.


The taste is the feeling that the taste of the sweetener peculiar to the no-calorie system is appearing on the front. According to one of the editorial staff, "taste of the cola up" with a taste like adding a little cola and adding lemon. The taste of this sweetener is sublimated to a refined taste skillfully and Coca-Cola Zero may be severe for those who are not good at sweetness of no-calorie type.