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Dr. Pepper is releasing a new limited-edition non-alcoholic beverage, Dr. Pepper Bourbon Flavored Fansville Reserve, billed as being "inspired by the tailgate."
The new artificially bourbon-flavored Dr. Pepper evokes sweet, savory, and woody notes with subtle hints of chocolate, cherry, vanilla, and caramel.
Each 12-ounce can comes in a classy burgundy-colored box.
Much like regular Dr. Pepper, this beverage does contain caffeine.
Dr. Pepper Bourbon Flavored Fansville Reserve is being released exclusively via sweepstakes for Pepper Perks members.
