[Drink] You may see the difference, but can you taste the difference???

Just wondering... ㅡ.ㅡa
How many of you are aware that coke(Coca Cola brand) sold in Korea is not the same coke which is sold in the United States? I was told by someone that coke sold in Korea and in almost every other country besides USA is coke 2. However, this might not be true. Refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca-Cola.

According to Wikipedia(the reference from above), Coca Cola c2 is only sold in Japan. And I assume that what I heard about coke 2 is supposed to be c2.

Anyway, it is certainly true that Coca Cola sold in Korea is different from Coca Cola sold in the States.

See the difference?
Simply, coke sold in Korea is plain Coca Cola. Coke sold in the State is Coca Cola Classic.
How are they different??? I mean, besides the physical appearance of the can.
The formula is different, so the taste must be different. Recently, I was able to buy Coca Cola classic from a local store. Knowing that Coca Cola Classic is different from coke sold in Korea, I used to think that I miss it. I bought a 6 pack to see if it really tastes different, and to prove myself that I am missing the classical taste of coke.

According to my experiment, they are different. But it was almost impossible to distinguish them. Maybe I only thought they were different because I knew they were different. Next time, I should run this experiment with another person to help me run a blind test.



Anyway...
I still prefer Coca Cola Classic... for the sake of rarity...
Classic Rocks !!!! for almost no reason...