Is This... The Taste of the Universe? Coca-Cola Zero Stardust Tasting Review

An Earthling Curious About the Taste of the Universe Tried It

Imagine the universe. An endless vast space, mysterious planets, and beautiful galaxies.

Now that you have the universe in your mind, try to imagine the taste of the universe. What would the taste of the universe be? Bitter? Sweet? Sour?

Having experienced sweet, salty, bitter, sour, and spicy flavors, the editor is unfamiliar with the "taste of the universe." Just then, Coca-Cola Zero Stardust appeared before the editor. Coca-Cola Zero Stardust, which captures the thrill from an unknown world and the taste of the universe in a can! Curious about what the taste of the universe really is and whether it can be described in earthly language, the editor tried the drink firsthand.

This is the cosmic-flavored cola. The can containing the drink is also decorated with colors and designs that evoke the universe. The can’s colors?a mysterious blend of black, deep purple, and pink?resemble a magnificent nebula. Below the words "LIMITED EDITION," indicating its limited release, the phrase "Taste of the Universe" is clearly printed in English.

Poured into a stylish glass, the color is unusual. Unlike regular cola, which has a dark brown hue, this drink is a clear purple. The color is similar to wine but more transparent. There are also few bubbles rising.

Finally, it’s time to savor the taste of the universe. Taking a sip, it is definitely different from regular Coca-Cola. The carbonation is mild, and it has the smoothness reminiscent of drinks like Milkis or Ambasa. The sweetness is much stronger than zero colas, and as you continue drinking, a subtle cherry aroma emerges. The taste is surprisingly familiar, similar to the cola-flavored candy snacks often seen in childhood. A candy flavor that skillfully blends cola, milk, and cherry... It turns out the taste of the universe was very close to us all along.

Coca-Cola Zero Stardust, which piques curiosity with the phrase "Taste of the Universe." After trying it, unfortunately, it was not a mysteriously eye-opening flavor. It is highly recommended for those who want to keep up with trends or are curious about limited edition drinks, but otherwise, the editor is confident that regular Coca-Cola (or Coca-Cola Zero) would be a better choice.

Photo by Bomi Kim

This content was produced with the assistance of AI translation services.