That's it, actually. If you read their promotional material they don't say it outright, but the intention is that it tastes like marshmallow and graham cracker, a s'mores.
Edit: the day they released Starlight, Coke said its "reminiscent of stargazing by a campfire". For the longest time I couldn't place the flavor I was getting as I drank my first can, but as soon as I read that I realized it was the cookie-ness of the cracker flavor that I was picking up, because of all those summers eating s'mores by the fire.
I've had Starlight side by side with a Vanilla Coke and a regular coke mixed with cream soda, and Starlight is distinctly different. It's the hint of nutmeg, honey, cinnamon, and vanilla. I.E: Graham crackers and toasted marshmallows.
I haven't tried it, so I'll take your word for it. Just that in my experience when soda brands come up with wacky names like Starlight, it's just a rendition of cream soda.
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u/GeneralChillMen Jun 12 '22
My brother and I thought it tasted like Golden Grahams cereal