Coca-Cola

Introduced in Atlanta, Georgia by pharmacist John S. Pemberton in 1886.

1955-1963

1963-1965

1965-1969

1969-1985

1985-1987

1987-1996

1996-1999

1999-2003

2003-2007

2007-January 2015

2007-2010 can

In 2010, the "Classic" part was dropped. A calorie counter was added near the net weight disclaimer.

January 2015-August 2017

For the first time since the 1960s, the Coca-Cola name is written horizantally. Plus, the dynamic ribbon is reverted back to its original, thicker appearance from 1969.

April-September 2016 (summer)

Third year of the Share a Coke campaign. Cans and bottles now read "Share a Coke and a Song" followed by one of the several song lyrics listed below:

October-December 2016 (winter)

April-August 2017 (summer)

Fourth year of the Share a Coke campaign. 20 oz bottles read "Share an Ice Cold Coke", while 12 oz cans and 2-liter bottles have a freezing contour bottle saying "Tastes Great Ice Cold"

August 2017-present

Following Coke Zero's name changing to Coke Zero Sugar, the Coca-Cola name is centered and "Original Taste" accompanies it.

12-pack boxes of Original Taste Coke still have the dynamic ribbon device.

Coca-Cola 2017 Large Can