COLA TASTING RECORD — Yenra
Guide: https://yenra.com/vanilla-coke/
Updated September 18, 2026. Editorial preference exercise, not a product test
conducted by Yenra. Use the actual product label for composition.

Comparison question: _________________________________________________
Date / market / package sizes and best-before details: _______________
Product A: ____________________ Product B: ____________________________
Chilling conditions / glasses / time opened: __________________________
Equal sample amount (mL; suggested small sample about 30 mL): __________
Ice or other additions (omit for the initial comparison): _____________
Blind labels used? _____ Key kept by: _________________________________

Sample | Aroma | Perceived sweetness | Vanilla | Carbonation | Finish
A      | _____ | ___________________ | _______ | ___________ | _______
B      | _____ | ___________________ | _______ | ___________ | _______
Initial order / preference / reason:
_____________________________________________________________________
Repeat in opposite order; take water between samples.
Second order / preference / reason:
_____________________________________________________________________
Identities revealed after notes: _____________________________________
What condition to keep or change next time: __________________________

LABEL RECORD (separate from perceived sweetness)
Product / labeled volume / consumed volume: __________________________
Calories / total sugars / added sugars / caffeine if disclosed:
_____________________________________________________________________
Multiplier = consumed volume / labeled volume, using the same units.
Added sugars are already included in total sugars; do not sum the lines.
A flavor preference does not establish a nutrient amount.

Homemade variations: record syrup brand, amount and its label separately.