I found one glass bottle of Coke Zero in Atlanta at a Shell station on N. Druid Hills Rd. The proprietor said he special ordered the glass bottles after a customer asked for them. It was the same price as a 20 oz, but being a fan of glass bottles, I had to try it. I couldn't tell any difference in the flavor, since Coke Zero already has the artificial sweetener aftertaste. If I ever see Coke Classic I'll let you know. Even in Atlanta, the glass bottles don't seem to be too common.

Thanks for the pic Cheer-wined!

That bottle looks great!

As posted here, I found these lovely little bottles a the International Farmers Market on Jimmy Carter Blvd.

It's was great to find them, but because there was so little I had to buy all they had. I just got home from even a better place though..

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At the third or forth row of checkout stations (on the food side) there is a Coca-Cola cooler, and there you will find 3 shelfs of Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, and Coke Zero in glass bottles as seen below. Enjoy!



[ 02-12-2006, 03:01 PM: Message edited by: amyers ]

Thank you, amyers! [img]smile.gif[/img] That's the exact detail I'm looking for from the folks in Chicago.

If anyone finds these around Chicago, please share with the class where you got them, how much they cost and how many they have. Thanks!

are these in indianapolis at all?

Awesome pic amyers.. thanks!

I wonder if Coca-Cola will make 11.8 glass bottles for the rest of the products in the future...

[ 02-13-2006, 02:23 AM: Message edited by: Ramón Coca-Colero ]

They are not in Indianapolis, but they should be. There are gas stations here like Shell selling Mexican 435ml resealable (returnable if you were in Mexico) glass bottles. There would be quite a market for them here. I am going to try that gas station in Chicago later this week and see if I can pick up some. I would think the bottler here would want to sell in glass and stop or slow down the Mexican product here.

Has availability improved on this? How about the Pepsi in glass bottles. Whatever hapened to that?

I haven't seen them yet in the Northwest suburbs of Chicago. I heard I should check out around the Skokie/Northbrook area, but I haven't made the trip.

Also haven't heard anymore on the Pepsi in glass. I'm sure that's going to be harder to find than the Coke.

They have lots of Coke in the glass bottle with a regular cap (not plastic) at the new BP gas station in Farmington Hills, Michigan on 13 Mile and orchard Lake (south-east corner).

They also have Jumex, Sidral Mundet, and all Crush and Faygo flavors, etc.