Can you still get Personalised Coke bottles?

Nothing refreshes like Coca-Cola Original Taste. And now you can have your favourite Coca-Cola in a personalised can. Delivery usually takes 5 working days.

What names are on Coke bottles 2021?

Some 1.25- and 2-liter bottles will have the words “family” or “friends” on them and 12-ounce cans will feature nicknames such as BFF, Star, Bestie, Legend, Grillmaster, Buddy and Wingman. The new Share a Coke bottles are available at stores nationwide.

Can of Coke with name on?

Share a Coke was a marketing campaign that Coca‑Cola GB launched in 2013 and 2014. We replaced our iconic logo with some of the nation’s most popular names, which were then printed on Coca‑Cola labels. People were also able to personalise their own bottles of Coca‑Cola at our Share a Coke tour.

What names are on Share a Coke?

In a shake-up of the ‘Share a Coke’ campaign, bottles and cans of Coca-Cola will carry over 200 Australian names, nicknames and colloquialisms, such as Deano, Shazza, champ, legend, mi amore and agapi mou. Participants in the campaign will also need to choose which title best describes the person they have chosen.

Do they still put names on Coke bottles?

For the first time in the United States, “Share an ICE COLD Coke” will feature last names in addition to first names on 20-ounce bottles across the Coca-Cola portfolio of products.

What Coke names are available?

Aussies will also be able to share a Coke with their ‘Bro’, ‘Sis’, ‘Princess’ and ‘BFF’ or even ‘The gals’ and ‘The boys’. Aussies with unusual names or nicknames or for anyone who likes to shorten names can create their very own personalised bottle via the Share a Coke website.

When did Share a Coke end?

Coca-Cola Launches Most Inclusive ‘Share a Coke’ Campaign With Thousands of Surnames. Coca-Cola Australia has launched its largest integrated marketing campaign for 2019 with the return of the iconic Share A Coke slogan. The campaign will run until the end of February 2020 and was developed by Ogilvy Sydney.

Are old Coca-Cola bottles worth money?

Regular, vintage Coke bottles start at around $10, and anniversary models or special editions can sell for about $30, reports Country Living. Despite their age, many bottles are not especially valuable because there were so many made, according to the Coca-Cola Company.

What year did Share a Coke start?

The ‘Share a Coke’ campaign first launched in Australia in 2011, and involved changing the traditional wrapping around the Coca-Cola bottle to say ‘Share a Coke with…’ and a popular name. The purpose of the campaign was to create a more personal relationship with consumers and inspire shared moments of happiness.

How much did sales increase from Share a Coke?

The result was that 1.25 million more teens tried a Coke during the following summer and sales of participating Coca-Cola packages rose by a phenomenal 11% in the US. ‘Share a Coke’ in the US was more successful in driving sales than in any previous market that had run the campaign.

Is there a personalized bottle of Coca Cola?

Share a Coke and share happiness with personalized bottles of Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, and Coke Zero Sugar! Perfect for any occasion, these customizable bottles allow you to put a special name or personal message on a classically-shaped, 8 fl oz. glass bottle of your favorite Coke beverage.

How many Coke bottles were sold in Australia?

The first-of-its-kind campaign celebrated the power of the first name in a playful, social way by swapping out Coke branding on bottles and cans with the 150 most popular monikers in Australia. And it worked. That summer, Coke sold more than 250 million named bottles and cans in a nation of just under 23 million people.

What do you put on a coke bottle?

Why do you have to personalize your coke label?

Well, more recently, Coke has innovated so you can personalize your label to share a Coke with whomever you want—except some users have found that the system censors certain names, while it seems to greenlight some slurs. As a result, Coke has taken an unexpected stance.