I tried drinking "Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV & Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV <Zero>" boasting the strongest carbonic acid in the history of Pepsi

Pepsi used a new bottle to raise the strength of carbonic acid to the highest point ever "Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV"Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV I decided to compare it with drinking with Pepsi Strong because I brought out a new product called "Carbon strength."

Maximum Gas Volume 5.0 GV (*) Voltage Resistance Bottle × Pepsi History's Strongest Carbon Dioxide × Strong Caffeine "Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV" "Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV
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Since I could not get normal 'Pepsi Cola' or 'Pepsi Strong' in the neighborhood supermarket, this time I decided to compare it with 'Pepsi Strong '. From the left "Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV"Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV "Pepsi Strong ". Pet bottle is certainly a completely different thing, it is a bit short and does not have waist. When grabbing it, hard plasticity was increasing whether the PET bottle so far dented easily as "Peck", whereas it was slightly thick.


Cap is black and comes with the word "pepsi STRONG".


"Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV" which uses a saccharide for the blue label. Contents amount is 490 ml instead of 500 ml.


"Pepsi Strong 5.0 GV " using a sweetener such as aspartame with silver label not using saccharide.


Pouring it into the glass to compare the appearance, immediately after pouring, the bubbles were crowded inside the glass ... ...


Calm down quickly, the difference in appearance with Strong ceased.


"GV" of "5.0 GV" which is a complaint is the gas volume. It is said that 1 liter of carbon dioxide dissolved in 1 liter of liquid is expressed as "1 GV", strong carbonation is selling Strong <0> is 3.2 GV. Do food packaging and product planningKita Industry"(PDF file)Alcohol with gasAccording to the document "Coca-Cola is 3.7 ~ 3.8 GV, Champagne is 5.0 ~ 5.5 GV".

However, when drinking from the glass, there was a feeling that carbon dioxide was gathered on the tongue because 5.0 gv had more carbon dioxide content, but unless you can not tell the difference when going through the throat was not known.

When I drink from the bottle again, a refreshing feeling in the mouth and throat was maintained, and I felt the "strongest carbonic acid in the history of Pepsi" beyond strong carbonation, so when I drink it should go straight from the plastic bottle. Also, as carbonic acid gas content is increasing, carbonic acid seems to remain for a longer period of time, and in that respect also good for carbonic acid is a good product. If you are not committed to zero calorie, you can enjoy stronger carbonic acid cola than Coca-Cola if you choose sugar-containing one.