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Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack Bottles vs Dr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop

Buy the 12-pack of 16.9 oz bottles if you want a caffeine-free cherry cola in resealable bottles for lunches, the car or the fridge. Buy the Blackberry 20 oz bottles if you want a newer berry flavor in bigger single servings and don't mind caffeine. The listing data conflicts on the Blackberry pack, so confirm the count and size at checkout before comparing unit prices.

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Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack Bottles

Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack Bottles

4.8· 6,905 ratings

Choose the Dr Pepper Cherry 12-pack if you want caffeine-free cherry cola in 16.9 oz resealable bottles.

Pros
  • Caffeine-free, so it suits evening drinking and kids
  • Resealable 16.9 oz bottles travel well
  • Cherry flavor is an established Dr Pepper variety
  • 4.8 out of 5 from 6,905 ratings
Cons
  • Smaller 16.9 oz bottles
  • Needs refrigeration
  • Only 91 days of shelf life
  • Cherry is a narrower flavor than original Dr Pepper

What separates them

Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack BottlesDr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop
FlavorCherry colaBlackberry
CaffeineCaffeine-freeCaffeine added
Bottle size16.9 fl oz20 fl oz
Pack count12 bottles24 per the specs, but the page text says 12 cans of 12 fl oz
Total volume202.8 fl oz480 fl oz per the specs, 144 fl oz per the page text
ContainerPlastic bottlePlastic bottle
Shelf life91 days110 days
StorageRefrigeratedShelf-stable

Price history

  • Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack Bottles: lowest $7.12 on Oct 31 at Walmart.
  • Dr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop: lowest $5.98 on Oct 31.

Prices at every store

Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack Bottles

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Dr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop

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Specs compared

SpecDr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack BottlesDr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop
size16.9 fl oz20 FL OZ
FlavorCherry ColaPEPPER BLACKBERRY
Caffeine designationCaffeine-FreeCaffeine Added
Container typeBottleBottle
Count1224
Product net content parent202.8 Fluid Ounces20 Fluid Ounces
MaterialPlasticPLASTIC
Shelf life91 Days110 Days
TextureLiquidBUBBLY
Product lineDr PepperDr Pepper

What reviewers say

Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack Bottles

With a 4.8 out of 5 average across nearly 7,000 ratings, buyers are overwhelmingly positive. Most praise the flavor and the convenience of the larger resealable bottle, and many buy it on repeat. Complaints tend to be about sweetness and about bottles arriving less fizzy than expected.

Pros
  • The unique cherry-vanilla flavor
  • Larger 16.9 oz size versus standard cans
  • Resealable bottle stays fresh between pours
  • Good value in a 12-pack
Cons
  • Very sweet; high sugar per bottle
  • Occasional flat or damaged bottles on arrival
  • Plastic bottles go flat after opening

Dr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop

Reception is split along a familiar line: Dr Pepper loyalists who enjoy the berry variants tend to like it, while purists say the blackberry masks the original. Most comments focus on the flavor rather than the packaging.

Pros

Questions and answers

Which is better for kids or late-night drinking?
The Cherry 12-pack. It is caffeine-free; the Blackberry has caffeine added.
Which gives you more soda?
The Blackberry specs list 24 bottles of 20 fl oz, about 480 fl oz, but the page text says 12 cans of 12 fl oz, about 144 fl oz. The Cherry pack is a firm 202.8 fl oz. Confirm the Blackberry count before buying.
Which lasts longer in storage?
The Blackberry, at 110 days versus 91 for the Cherry pack. It is also shelf-stable, while the Cherry pack is listed as refrigerated.
Is the Blackberry worth trying over the Cherry?
Only if you want a berry flavor and accept caffeine. Cherry is the safer pick for a familiar taste and no caffeine.
Do both come in plastic bottles?
Yes. Both list plastic bottles, and both are resealable.

More comparisons

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  • Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 24 Pack Cans vs Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack Bottles
  • Dr Pepper Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 24 Pack Cans vs Dr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop
  • Dr Pepper Cherry Soda Pop, 12 fl oz, 12 Pack Cans vs Dr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop

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Dr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop

Dr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop

Choose the Dr Pepper Blackberry if you want a berry twist in 20 oz bottles and caffeine is fine.

Pros
  • Bigger 20 oz bottles
  • Longer 110-day shelf life
  • Shelf-stable, so no fridge needed before opening
  • Blackberry is a less common flavor to try
Cons
  • Contains caffeine
  • Pack count and size conflict between the specs and the page text
  • No rating shown
  • Berry flavor is polarizing
Net content statement
16.9 fl oz
20 FL OZ (1.25 PT) 591 mL
ManufacturerDr Pepper/Seven Up, IncDr Pepper/Seven Up, Inc
Show all 17 specsShow fewer specs
SpecDr Pepper Soda Pop, 16.9 fl oz, 12 Pack BottlesDr Pepper Blackberry Soda Pop
Food conditionRefrigeratedShelf-Stable
Product net content uomFluid OuncesFluid Ounces
multipack_quantity1—
Retail packagingMultipack—
Piece count12—
  • Blackberry tastes natural and tart rather than candy-like
  • Good balance with the original Dr Pepper spice notes
  • Refreshing over ice
Cons
  • Too sweet for some drinkers
  • Blackberry overwhelms the classic Dr Pepper taste
  • Hard to find consistently