Grape Sprite (Freestyle Flavor)
Grape Sprite is mostly a fountain flavor. Look for a Coca-Cola Freestyle machine.
Updated . Edited by: Ilyass Ben Hakim.
Where to buy
- Coca-Cola Freestyle page and location finderOfficial site · coca-cola.com
- Search Google for grape SpriteLive search · google.com
- Google Shopping for Sprite flavorsLive search · google.com
Restaurants and cinemas with Freestyle machines may pour it. The Coca-Cola Freestyle page links to a location finder. Flavor menus vary by machine.
Professional insight
Fountain managers know Freestyle menus depend on loaded cartridges. Call ahead rather than trusting an old flavor list.
- Grape usually sits under the Sprite tile on screen.
- Empty cartridges grey out flavors until restocked.
- Diet or zero versions may not include grape.
- Bottled grape soda is a different brand entirely.
Check the label
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Grape Sprite facts
- Brand owner
- The Coca-Cola Company
- Sprite US launch
- 1961
- First made in West Germany in 1959.
- Main format
- Freestyle fountain flavor
Fan wikis list grape Sprite as a Freestyle flavor. Coca-Cola does not show it in its regular bottled US range.
Tips
- Use the location finder, then call the store to confirm.
- Try machines at busy chains, which restock more often.
- Ask staff whether the grape cartridge is in stock.
- Snap the machine screen so you can find the tile again.
Red flags
- Online listings for sealed US grape Sprite cans.
- Homemade mixes sold as an official Sprite flavor.
- Cans without a maker name or best-by date.
- Very high prices for so-called rare cans.
Common questions
- Can I buy grape Sprite in cans or bottles?
- We found no regular US bottled grape Sprite. It is mainly a Freestyle fountain flavor.
- How do I find a Freestyle machine?
- Use the location finder linked from the Coca-Cola Freestyle page.
- Can I make grape Sprite at home?
- People mix Sprite with grape syrup. That is a home drink, not the official flavor.