Tesco Cola is incredible value for money costing only 14p, knowing that its so cheap and they still make a profit made me slightly scared to drink this! A shot of Tesco Cola may be dirt cheap but tastes like dirt too. I sniffed it and drew back it smelt slightly like my goldfish tank after it hasn't been cleaned for a few days which is not a nice smell at all (as those of you with fish will know!). When I first tasted the Tesco cola I thought not bad for a few pennies the first taste was OK not a strong flavour but it did remind me of Coca Cola. After a glass or two more I still enjoyed it although I found it slightly too fizzy. After three glasses ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value Cola. What does it taste like? It's a very think texture, it tastes like carbonated water with a heap load od sugar melted and stirred into it. It's incredibly fizzy too, so fizzy in fact it becomes uncomfortable, it feels like the bubbles are beating at the roof of my mouth trying to break into my nose. So for the taste, stay away. Price, well, it's cheap (it wants to be for the taste of it) it costs 15p for 2 Litres. Ingredients, Carbonated water, sugar, caffeine,flavourings, phosphoric acid. Nutrition per 250ml serving there is 105 calories. The packaging is less interesting to, ...  Read the complete review

We often buy Tesco own brand of sugar free fizzy drinks and think their coke is quite nice, last week though my husband Mark did the shopping for me and he accidentally picked up Tesco Everyday Value Sugar Free Cola, someone had picked it up and returned it in with the regular coke. I wasn't expecting too much from this as I have read several bad reviews but as we had it in the house I decided to give it a try. The Everyday Value Cola is sold in a regular 2litre clear plastic bottle with a white screw top lid. The label gives the Tesco Everyday Value logo at the top where it also states that this is sugar free cola and contains no artificial flavours or ...  Read the complete review

I have an unhealthy addiction to Coke, and as I drink upto 3 cans a day of it, it's becoming an expensive habit to have. On a recent Tesco shop, I spotted there Value Cola in the soft drinks area. At 17 pence for a 2 litre bottle, I couldn't resist trying it! The coke comes in a plastic, transparent bottle, meaning the coke can be seen. It looks pretty much excactly like Coca Cola - a dark browny black colour. Around the bottle is a white label made out of thin plastic-like paper, which has the Tesco Value logo on and of course the product name - Sugar Free Cola. The packaging overall is certiannly not ugly, but it is not very eye catching - like all Tesco Value ...  Read the complete review

Tesco Value Cola is the kind of product a lot of people must have switched to during the current credit crunch, compared to 'The Real Thing' it is almost 80p cheaper and when you pour it into a glass for guests or kids, at first glass it is difficult to differentiate from Coke......in appearance. Obviously many people have an issue with the labelling, the term 'value' seems to imply to many people that this is cheap and poor quality, but I think a lot of people are appreciating that it's not the greatest product ever, but it really is a viable alternative to higher priced premium products. In this case the labelling is average, just a bland bottle with a ...  Read the complete review