Practically everyone can recognize Coca-Cola anywhere, with its iconic color scheme of red and white. You know that whichever continent you are on, the red and white will get you the same thing—a carbonated soft drink. However, when you’re back home, you might find some Coke bottles at your local store that looks a bit different. We’re talking about those yellow caps. You’re right. They weren’t there before. However, they’re definitely not some kind of error, and you will see that they make perfect sense once you know what they are for. Read on to know more about Coke’s yellow caps.
Yellow-Capped Coca-Cola Bottle: It’s Not Just A Color
Other Colored Caps
Now, you’re probably thinking that Coke bottles already have different colored caps on them. Perhaps you’re wondering what makes the yellow ones unique. Well, the caps usually tell you the flavor of the drink. For example, a beige cap on a Coke bottle means that the drink inside is vanilla-flavored. However, that isn’t true for the bright yellow caps. The color has nothing to do with the flavor of the soft drink.
Other Colored Caps
