Coca-Cola is debuting a new flavor – and it's got a hint of citrus in it.

Coca-Cola Orange Cream will be available nationwide starting Feb. 10, the Atlanta-based soda company announced on Monday morning.

Described as "the delicious taste of Coca-Cola infused with refreshing orange and smooth, creamy vanilla flavors," Coca-Cola Orange Cream will also be available in a Zero Sugar version.

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"Coca-Cola Orange Cream was developed in direct response to consumer demand for the iconic and nostalgic taste of orange cream," the Coca-Cola Co. said in a news release.

Coca-Cola Orange Cream is shown in its bottle and can form.

Coca-Cola Orange Cream will debut nationwide starting Feb. 10. (Coca-Cola Co.)

"Coca-Cola Orange Cream intends to reconnect consumers with a beloved flavor tradition while pushing the boundaries of taste," Sue Lynne Cha, vice president of marketing for Coca-Cola in North America, told Fox News Digital. "By blending our iconic Coca-Cola formula with refreshing orange and smooth creamy vanilla flavors, we are introducing an all-new beverage that reimagines the classic Coca-Cola experience."

Coca-Cola has debuted more than two dozen variants of the drink since the release of Diet Coke in 1983, according to the company's website. 

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Most of the various flavors that have come about since the turn of the century have been discontinued, including Coca-Cola Orange Vanilla and Coca-Cola with Coffee, although others like Coca-Cola Zero Sugar and Coca-Cola Cherry have been a fixture on store shelves.

The Spiced flavor was discontinued in September, just months after it was introduced to consumers, "to introduce an exciting new flavor in 2025," a Coca-Cola spokesperson told FOX Business at the time.

Coca-Cola Orange Cream Zero Sugar is shown in its bottle and can design.

A Zero Sugar version of Coca-Cola Orange Cream will also be available. (Coca-Cola Co.)

Shortly before last week's inauguration, Coca-Cola Co. chair and CEO James Quincey presented President Donald Trump with a special bottle of Diet Coke.

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"A limited quantity of Diet Coke bottles commemorating the 47th President of the United States – which will not be available for sale – will be distributed to the White House, as well as inauguration events," the Coca-Cola Co. said on its website.

A soda is poured into a glass with ice.

Coca-Cola has introduced various flavors since the debut of Diet Coke in 1983. (iStock)

Trump's affinity for Diet Coke is well-known.

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The White House brought back the Diet Coke button for Trump to easily order his favorite drink from the Oval Office, Fox News previously reported.

The red button, hidden in a wooden box and was used by Trump during his first term, was again spotted on the desk at the Oval Office after Trump was sworn in a week ago, The Wall Street Journal reported.