Coca-Cola Cherry, branded as 'Cerise' in Canadian bilingual packaging, is a popular fruit-flavored variation of the world-famous Coca-Cola beverage. The brand's origin dates back to 1886 in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, when it was invented by Dr. John Stith Pemberton. The cherry flavor variant was officially introduced by the company in 1985 after years of market testing and soda-fountain popularity.

Today, the brand is owned by The Coca-Cola Company, a global beverage leader headquartered in Atlanta, United States. For operations in Canada, the product is typically manufactured and distributed by Coca-Cola Canada Bottling Limited, an independent Canadian company that operates as the country's local bottling partner.

While the concentrate is supplied by the parent company, the final bottling of the 12-can packs shown in the image usually takes place in various regional facilities across Canada to serve the local en-CA market. The packaging features the iconic Spencerian script and bilingual text (English/French) compliant with Canadian labeling standards.