Coming Soon To A Supermarket Near You: Coffee-Flavoured Coca-Cola

The world's largest beverage maker Coca-Cola has revealed that they will be releasing a brand new product later this year.

Introducing Coke Coffee.

According to a report by CNBC, this hybrid drink is just as it sounds: a can of Coke blended with coffee.

However, Coca-Cola (who acquired coffee chain Costa Coffee last August) stated that Coke Coffee has more caffeine than a can of soda, but less than a cup of coffee.

And since consumers have shifted away from consuming soft drinks to less sugary options, the company noted, Coke Coffee will be pitched as "an energy drink for that mid-afternoon slump".

So, when can we expect this weird yet fascinating product to hit our shelves?

Coca-Cola said they will be releasing Coke Coffee in 25 markets around the world by the end of 2019, but they did not mention whether Malaysia is one of the 25 countries.

Well, considering that an average Malaysian drinks 2.38 cups of coffee daily, they should release the product here, right?

This isn't the first time that the beverage maker has attempted to launch a coffee-flavoured soft drink.

Back in 2006, they launched Coca-Cola Blak, but it was discontinued two years later due to lukewarm response.

Then, in 2017, Coca-Cola Australia released Coca-Cola Plus Coffee into the market, and it did slightly better than Coca-Cola Blak.