Over the years Pepsi have come up with a lengthy list of alternative flavoured drinks both good and bad.
Most of the new flavours produced for the US & UK markets, such as Crystal Pepsi which was introduced in 1992 and sold until 1993 as a rival to New Coke, were quickly discontinued amidst poor sales.
Many of the different flavours featured in this gallery are regional variations from around the world.
Pepsi Cappuccino is widely available in Romania and Bulgaria with another coffee flavored cola called Pepsi Tarik that’s only on sale in Malaysia whilst Pepsi Twist has been successfully marketed in Brazil (with lime instead of lemon).
Pepsi X is an energy drink which contains more caffeine than regular Pepsi-Cola and in addition also contains taurine and guaranine, similar to other energy drinks such as Red Bull.
Another type is Pepsi Samba which was released in Australia in 2005. It is Pepsi with a tropical taste of tamarind and mango.
Others have only been produced or sold for a limited time, such as Pepsi Holiday Spice, a spicy Hanukkah/Christmas seasonal finish of ginger and cinnamon.
I think I’ll stick with regular Pepsi…
Azuki Sweet Bean Pepsi (Japan)
Pepsi Holiday – cinnamon (USA and Canada)
Ice Cream (Russia)
Crystal Pepsi (USA, Canada, Australia and select parts of Europe)
Pepsi Gold – white sapote flavor (Japan, Germany, Finland and Central Europe)
Pepsi Mont Blanc – based on a French chestnut dessert (Japan)
Pepsi Pink – strawberry milk flavor (Japan)
Pepsi Shiso (Japan)
Pepsi Red – spicy ginger (Japan)
Pepsi Cappuccino (Russia and Romania)
Pepsi Jazz (USA)
Pepsi Baobab – monkey bread fruit flavor (Japan)
Pepsi Ice Cucumber
Pepsi Blue Hawaii – pineapple lemon flavored (Japan)
Fire (hot cinnamon) and Ice (cool mint) Pepsi (Guam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Philippines)
Pepsi Summer Chill – apple soda (Poland)
Pepsi White – yogurt flavored (Japan)
Pepsi Jazz (USA)