Coca-Cola

Taste the Feeling.

Born in Atlanta on May 8, 1886, and first sold for five cents a glass at Jacobs' Pharmacy.

Crisp, refreshing, ice-cold.

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A Fountain Service Drink Coca-Cola sign above red chairs
A glass Coca-Cola contour bottle on a wooden board
A hand holding a glass of Coca-Cola with ice

Since 1886.

  1. A soda fountain with a Coca-Cola banner, 1909

    1886

    First sold at Jacobs' Pharmacy, Atlanta: five cents a glass.

    Image: a soda fountain, 1909

  2. Portrait of Frank M. Robinson, published in 1917

    1886

    Frank M. Robinson, Pemberton's bookkeeper, suggests the name.

    Image: Frank M. Robinson, 1917 portrait

  3. An old glass Coca-Cola contour bottle

    1915

    The contour bottle, designed by the Root Glass Company, Terre Haute.

    Image: an old contour bottle

  4. A painting of Santa holding a bottle of Coca-Cola on an easel (AI-generated image)

    1931

    Haddon Sundblom paints Santa for Coca‑Cola's Christmas ads.

    AI-generated image

  5. Young people on a hilltop holding Coca-Cola bottles (AI-generated image)

    1971

    “I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke” is released in the U.S. in July.

    AI-generated image

  6. A Coca-Cola bottle on a rock by the sea at sunset

    2016

    Taste the Feeling.

    Image: a Coca‑Cola bottle at sunset

Since May 8, 1886

One taste. Five ways.

Coca-Cola Original Taste, Zero Sugar, Diet Coke, Cherry and Vanilla.

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Coca-Cola Original Taste

Crisp and refreshing.

Coca-Cola Original Taste can

ICE COLD!