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New Coke died in the '80s. But was it the better soda?

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July 26, 2019

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Earlier this month, Mother Jones senior reporter Tim Murphy published an article with a bold claim: New Coke, a short-lived version of Coca-Cola introduced in the ‘80s, didn’t fail. It was murdered.

But Murphy had never tried the drink himself.

Murphy—and a few Mother Jones staff and fellows—embarked on a very serious and entirely scientific taste test of New Coke, Coca-Cola Classic, and Pepsi.

Will he stand by his impassioned defense of the doomed Coke formula?

#NewCoke #TasteTest #StrangerThings

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