Dr Pepper is available in various bottle shapes depending on whether Coca-Cola, Pepsi, or Keurig Dr Pepper bottles it. Initially, the brand licensed bottling to Coca-Cola and Pepsi, but now bottles much of its own product after Keurig's acquisition. While consumers sometimes claim there are taste differences among bottlers, Keurig Dr Pepper maintains that the same secret concentrate is used across all bottlers, implying any flavor variations could be psychological or related to the bottling process.
"While some Dr Pepper drinkers claim that they can taste the difference between versions bottled by Coca Cola and Pepsi, Keurig Dr Pepper has denied that there is any difference..."
"In the past, Dr Pepper didn't bottle any of its own products and instead licensed out to Coca Cola and Pepsi for bottling and distribution..."
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