Warren Buffett has owned a lot of stocks in his long career as an investor, but one has really quenched his thirst for strong returns. 

Berkshire Hathaway, the conglomerate led by Buffett, first purchased shares of Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) in 1988, and it's sitting on a massive gain right now. With dividends reinvested, a $1,000 investment at the start of that year would be worth $60,000 today. This is currently the fourth largest holding in the Berkshire portfolio, valued at $25 billion. 

Let's look at a likely reason Buffett was so drawn to Coca-Cola's business, as well as its potential investment implications. 

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