Chicago White Sox fans will be sipping Coca-Cola products at games beginning this season after 15 years of drinking Pepsi on the South Side.

The team and its official soft drink partner cut ties this offseason, paving the way for the Sox to sign a new multiyear deal with Coke as the beverage brand served at U.S. Cellular Field.

The new deal marks the return of Coca-Cola to the South Side, where it had pouring rights for Sox games from the opening of new Comiskey Park in 1991 until 2000, when the Sox switched to Pepsi.

As a result, brands like Pepsi, Sierra Mist, Mountain Dew and Aquafina water will be replaced by Coke, Sprite and Dasani water at Sox games.

Coca-Cola will also have a mix of signage at U.S. Cellular Field under the deal. Pepsi had the rights to one of the largest ads on the center-field scoreboard, though that scoreboard was replaced by a video board that will make its debut this season.

In that vein, Coke will become the first brand to have “takeover” advertising across all three of the Sox's new outfield video boards at once. It will also sponsor “Snap a Coke,” in which fans can post photos that will be shown on the new video boards.

Another piece of the deal is the White Sox's Family Sundays promotion the team launched in 2013 with cheaper tickets and parking for their home Sunday games. Those will become Coca-Cola Family Sundays under the new partnership.

Financial terms of the Coca-Cola deal were not disclosed, but the term is longer than five years, according to a source familiar with the agreement.

“We definitely feel like the Sox line up well with our consumer base (in Chicago),” said Jeff Laschen, CEO of Great Lakes Coca-Cola, a Rosemont company formed 10 months ago that handles distribution and marketing of Coca-Cola in the region. “You take two great brands like the Sox and an iconic brand like Coca-Cola—we're very excited about the partnership.”