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Cinnamon Coca-Cola? Coke debuts festive flavors for the holidays

Coca-Cola Fast Facts
By Fiza Pirani
Aug 14, 2019

Atlanta-based Coca-Cola is spicing up the 2019 holiday season with a new selection of festive flavors.

Food and drink enthusiasts over at Candy Hunting kept the rumors alive on Instagram on Monday, and Coke spokespeople eventually confirmed the news. Coca-Cola will be debuting its Coca-Cola Cinnamon limited edition beverage (first unveiled in the United Kingdom last year) in the United States beginning Sept. 30, according to Food and Wine. Expect the products on store shelves through Dec. 31, or until supplies last.

As for the other anticipated holiday drink—the Sprite Winter Spiced Cranberry drink—details have yet to be released.

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