Coca-Cola Vanilla soft drink

Coca-Cola Vanilla is a flavored version of the world-famous Coca-Cola classic soda. First introduced to the public in 2002 after extensive testing, the brand represents one of the most successful flavor extensions in the company's history. It combines the signature cola taste with sweet vanilla notes, aiming to capture a nostalgic, creamy soda fountain experience.

The brand is owned by The Coca-Cola Company, which is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. While the recipe and brand identity originated in the United States, the product is manufactured in numerous countries worldwide through a vast system of local bottling partners. These bottlers receive the proprietary syrup concentrate from the parent company and mix it with local water and sweeteners to produce the final product for regional markets. Global ownership remains centralized under the American parent corporation.