Coca-Cola confirms it has discontinued 'unique' fan-favorite flavor as customers say they just drank
FANS have shared their disappointment with Coca-Cola after learning a popular flavor had been axed.
Sparkling water has arguably become one of the most popular drinks in recent years.
Seemingly every beverage company has launched its own version of the bubbly drink.
Coca-Cola launched Aha sparkling water in March 2020 and it was an instant hit.
Fans loved the wide variety of fruity flavors and the added benefit of the drink having no sweeteners, calories, or sodium.
On X, formerly known as Twitter, the company posted a picture featuring two cans of Aha, one mango and black tea and one lime and watermelon.
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In the replies, a distraught fan wrote: "That red and green can should be strawberry cucumber but it was taken from us."
"Yeah, what happened to Strawberry Cucumber?" wrote another user.
"I've done an internet deep dive and can't seem to find any information on if it was discontinued or not, and I need this in my life again! @drinkaha can you update us? It's all I can think about."
Aha had to break some bad news.
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"Unfortunately, Strawberry + Cucumber has been discontinued. We hope you'll find one of our other flavors to love!" the company wrote.
The first user replied: "Strawberry cucumber was such a unique flavor—tbh, it was the only AHA flavor I drank."
The current flavors listed on Aha's website are lime and watermelon, blueberry and pomegranate, orange and grapefruit, blackberry and lemon, pineapple and passion fruit, and peach and honey.
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Coca-Cola is notorious for discontinuing popular drinks.
Lemon Coca-Cola first debuted in 2001 as a competitor to Pepsi Twist, another sugar-free lemon-flavored drink.
Currently, the only way for fans to get it is from Coca-Cola Freestyle machines that are located in restaurants.
The touch-screen soda fountain offers several different flavors that can be mixed into Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Dr. Pepper, and other Coca-Cola beverages.
Restaurants like McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, and Wingstop usually have them.
Consumers can check out the company's website to look up where the nearest Freestyle machine is.
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In other discontinued news, Aldi shoppers are mourning a discontinued fizzy drink.
Meanwhile, Costco is issuing refunds for a signature item after complaints of "terrible taste."
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