Imperative domains — 'try,' 'get,' 'taste,' 'join' plus a product claim — are typically registered in batches around a launch, used for the life of a single campaign, and then allowed to lapse. Many are never crawled by archiving services because they are short-lived, low-traffic, or deliberately excluded from indexing, which is why an address like tryclassicone.com can leave no usable snapshot behind.
Researching a lapsed domain is still possible. Start with the Wayback Machine for captures, then WHOIS history services for registration dates, then contemporary press coverage and cached ad materials for mentions of the campaign. If all three come back empty, the accurate conclusion is the one this site draws: the domain existed, and its contents are not part of the recoverable public record.