Pepsi Raspberry was available in 330ml cans and in bigger 500ml cans. The cans were pinkish-white and showed raspberry leaves along with the word ''Raspberry-Cola''. One of a number of coffee-flavored Pepsi variants introduced outside the US throughout the 2000s [42] A variant on the original Pepsi with a combination of kola nuts, sugar, and sparkling water. It was released as part of the Pepsi 1893 line, which features variants on the original Pepsi formulation by Caleb Bradham. [6] A pineapple and sweet orange-flavored variant. It was sold in the UK and France for a short amount of time in 1994.

A coffee-flavored variant. It was sold in Russia, Romania, and other various parts of Europe during the 2000s. It is also known as Pepsi Café Chino. [12]Levenstein, Steve (April 28, 2011). "How Sweet it Isn't: With New 'Pepsi Dry', Bitter is Better". InventorySpot.com. quoting WalkerPlus.com, April 27, 2011.

A clear-colored variant that was released in Mexico as a limited edition for the Christmas season in 2005. It is the Mexican equivalent of Crystal Pepsi. Jed, Emily (July 2014). "Real Sugar Pepsi Hits Market". Vending Times. posted online June 20, 2014. 54 (7) . Retrieved 10 January 2016. A clear cola that was sold for a short time between 1992 and 1993. It returned in 2015 as part of a limited sweepstakes promotion and has been re-released several times since.Pepsi Max Ginger. The ginger flavour gives this Pepsi cola a touch of spicy warmth and a little sweetness but still maintains its cola taste. It has a spicy aftertaste but not as blazing as ginger beer. Pepsi Next. Another great Pepsi product for the next generation. This suits the taste of millennials and they cannot get enough of this amazing drink. Global Cola: 10 Pepsi-Cola Flavors You Can't Get Here". WebUrbanist.com. May 2, 2010 . Retrieved January 10, 2016. A variant made with all-natural ingredients and no artificial colours. It was first sold in the UK in 2008, but was withdrawn from the market in September 2010. [14]