Max Caffeine Free Cola | 330ml Can | 24 Pack

I’ve tried more soft drinks over the years than I can count, partly because everyone in my home seems to have different needs and preferences, and partly because I’m always on the lookout for something refreshing that we can all enjoy without worrying about additives or caffeine. Pepsi Max No Caffeine has quietly become the only fizzy drink we buy now. It’s one of those products you don’t expect to love quite so much, but once it settles into your routine, you realise nothing else quite measures up. I first picked this up by chance when it was on offer at the supermarket. At the time, my partner had been told to cut down on caffeine, and I was struggling to find a caffeine-free option that actually tasted like a proper cola rather than a watered-down imitation. We had tried a few others — some were far too sweet, others tasted oddly metallic, and one even left a sort of syrupy coating on the tongue that put us both off completely. So, with fairly low expectations, we grabbed a pack of Pepsi Max No Caffeine just to see if it would tide us over. Within a couple of days it became clear this was the drink we’d been searching for. The flavour is crisp and unmistakably “cola” without being overly sweet, and it somehow manages to feel both light and satisfying at the same time. My partner, who normally notices even the smallest hint of artificial sweetener, commented that this tasted far more natural than the others. For me, what really stood out was how refreshing it is even when it’s not ice-cold — that’s something very few diet colas manage. A few months later, when visitors came over (some avoiding caffeine, some simply fussy about taste), this was the drink everyone reached for first. Even my sister — who insists she can always tell the difference between regular colas and their caffeine-free or sugar-free counterparts — was surprised to find she genuinely liked it. She even asked what brand it was so she could buy some herself. That was when we realised it wasn’t just “good for a caffeine-free option,” it was just good, full stop. The 24-pack of 330ml cans is incredibly convenient for us. We keep a few in the fridge, a few in a cupboard, and somehow they always get used up faster than expected. The cans don’t have that lingering cola smell some brands do, and because they’re individual portions, there’s no worrying about a big bottle going flat after a day or two. The packaging is sturdy, easy to store, and the cans chill quickly — a small detail, but very handy in warm weather or when unexpected guests appear. It isn’t the cheapest cola you can buy, but in my experience it’s worth every penny simply because it suits everyone: those who avoid caffeine, those who avoid sugar, and those who are just picky about taste. It’s become our go-to drink for meals, movie nights, and even just something cold in the afternoon without worrying it will keep us awake later. I highly recommend Pepsi Max No Caffeine. It’s smooth, refreshing, and genuinely enjoyable — a rare find that appeals even to the fussiest drinkers. If you’re looking for a cola that delivers full flavour without caffeine or sugar, this is the one I’d suggest every time.

I'm a big fan of Pepsi Max, so finding this no-caffeine version has been fantastic. This 24-pack is a regular order for me now. You get the exact same great, full-flavour Pepsi Max taste, just without any of the caffeine. This makes it the perfect drink for the evenings or later in the day when I still want a fizzy drink but don't want it to interfere with sleep. It's refreshing, crisp, and genuinely indistinguishable from the standard version. Buying it in this 24-pack is also incredibly convenient and works out to be much better value than picking up smaller packs from the supermarket. The cans are the standard 330ml size, perfect for a single serving. If you love the taste of Pepsi Max but are looking to cut down on your caffeine intake, I can't recommend this enough. It's a staple in our house.

Very good price. Normal 330 ml cans and non of the leak it was normal Pepsi max taste and fizziness. If it was in a glass you couldn’t taste the difference

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A regular purchase now as this is a firm favourite in the household. No sugar and caffeine free but is still is fizzy. Good value for money.

Now down in price again £7.50 for 24

Taste no different than the normal Pepsi max. Fantastic to have in if you don’t like caffeine

Much nicer than normal Pepsi Maxx not so sweet. One of the cans had been punctured so all the cans were sticky and a mess coming out of the box. But the taste is great! And 24 cans for £8 cheap as chips.