What you're actually getting
Pepsi Max Cherry is a bit of a marmite one. Some people find it too sweet, weirdly artificial, almost medicinal. Personally, I think it's spot on as a mixer or straight over ice on a hot afternoon when you can't be bothered with anything fancier. The cherry flavour is definitely there, not subtle, but it works if you're into that sort of thing.
The 1.25L bottle is a solid size. Not so big it goes flat before you finish it (looking at you, 2L bottles left open on the counter for three days), but enough for two or three servings without feeling stingy.
The deal itself
Right, so the headline price with a voucher is around 94p. Drop it into Subscribe and Save and you're looking at roughly 81p. That's a genuinely daft price for a branded fizzy drink. No supermarket is touching that right now.
The catch, if you'd call it one, is the Subscribe and Save commitment. You need to remember to cancel or adjust your delivery cadence if you don't want a box of cherry Pepsi arriving every month indefinitely. Amazon makes it easy enough to manage, but it's worth setting a reminder.
This is firmly a deal for people who already drink this regularly. If you're buying a bottle curious about the cherry flavour, maybe just grab one at the corner shop first. But if it's already in your fridge rotation, stocking up at this price is a no-brainer.
