The Coca Cola in glass bottles

[no_hypocrisy]

They're cute.

There's a certain feeling of nostalgia drinking an icy Coke in a glass bottle.

My gripe: No carbonation/bubbles!!

I don't want to guzzle a flat Coke!

[Irish_Dem]

1. The coke in the glass bottles have more carbonation and taste than the cans.

[no_hypocrisy]

2. Not where they sell it where I am in NJ.

You can literally shake the small bottle and nothing. Not even small bubbles on the top.

And you pop the cap, take a swig, and no carbonation whatsoever.

[Irish_Dem]

3. We will have to have a cage match to the death over this topic.

And if you start bashing fountain cokes which is the only coke worth drinking,
it will be epic.

[OldBaldy1701E]

4. They are hawking old bottles.

Having been raised in a very rural area, that was common enough. The big companies couldn't care less about product when it is being shipped to some backwater that the corporate stooges have never even heard of, much less set foot in.

With the corporations trying desperately to squeeze every cent from us before the sky falls in, this is becoming more and more common everywhere, I bet.

[ProfessorGAC]

5. In The Antique Stores In Town...

...there are old(!) pop bottles galore.
At one store, there is a Pepsi bottle so old that it's thickness is not consistent across the entire surface. That suggests it's close to 100 years old bottle making (and associated molds) became fully automated.