Versa Energy Drink Pineapple Guava Released by PEScience

PEScience just added Versa Energy Pineapple Guava to its zero-sugar energy drink lineup, giving the 125mg caffeine can its first true tropical flavor. It's a notable shift for a lineup that's leaned almost entirely on berry, citrus, and candy-adjacent profiles since launch, and it comes from a brand that's been vocal about not releasing a flavor until it clears a high taste bar. That philosophy is the whole premise behind the Versa Energy Drink line, which PEScience built around a single, moderate caffeine dose rather than stacking in extras to look aggressive on a spec sheet.

Versa's flavor lineup has stayed tight since it launched: Black Raspberry, White Cherry Slushie, Mandarin Orange Mango, and Watermelon Candy. Pineapple Guava pushes that out to five, and it's the first entry built around a tropical, juice-forward profile instead of the berry and citrus notes the rest of the line runs on.

Pineapple Guava: A Tropical Swing for the Versa Lineup

The name does most of the talking. Pineapple brings the sharp, sweet-tart top note that most tropical blends lean on, while guava rounds it out with a softer, more floral finish. It's a pairing that shows up constantly in tropical juice blends but hadn't had a slot in Versa until now, which makes it a logical fifth flavor for a lineup that's otherwise stayed in berry and citrus territory.

PEScience sells Versa in 12oz cans, and photography of the new flavor shows it packaged in the brand's standard 12-pack format, consistent with how the rest of the lineup ships. Whether Pineapple Guava sticks around as a permanent addition or runs as a shorter release hasn't been confirmed. As with every other Versa flavor, the pitch stays the same: PEScience says it won't put a flavor on shelf unless it's a clear step up from what else is out there, and this is the newest test of that claim.

Quick Formula Check

Nothing here suggests Pineapple Guava changes the underlying formula. This reads as the same 125mg caffeine, zero-sugar base that runs through every other Versa flavor, just with a new flavor system layered on top. For the full ingredient breakdown, including the sourcing behind each active, see the Versa Energy Drink product article.

• Caffeine (Caffeine Anhydrous and Dicaffeine Malate, 125mg) - The only stimulant in the can, split across two delivery forms that both release the same active compound once dissolved. It's a moderate dose built for two-a-day use rather than a single can that maxes out your intake.
• Taurine - The amino acid most associated with the energy drink category, included here alongside caffeine. PEScience doesn't publish the exact taurine dose used in Versa.
• Sweeteners (Sucralose, Acesulfame Potassium) - The pairing that carries the can's zero-sugar sweetness, a common combination since the two sweeteners round out each other's taste.
• Other ingredients (Natural Flavors, Citric Acid, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Benzoate, Carbonated Filtered Water) - The supporting cast that builds Pineapple Guava's actual taste, tartness, shelf stability, and carbonation.

Where It Fits in the Versa Lineup

Pineapple Guava slots in as the fifth Versa flavor, and the tropical direction is new territory for a lineup that's otherwise leaned on berry, citrus, and cherry-candy profiles. It gives Versa an option for drinkers who found the existing four flavors a little too tart or candy-forward, without changing anything about the caffeine dose or the zero-sugar positioning that defines the rest of the line.

• Pineapple Guava (12 Cans: $24.99)
• Black Raspberry (12 Cans: $24.99)
• Mandarin Orange (12 Cans: $21.25)
• Mandarin Orange Mango (12 Cans: $24.99)
• Variety Pack (12 Cans: $24.99)
• Watermelon Candy (12 Cans: $24.99)
• White Cherry Slushie (12 Cans: $24.99)

Where to Get Pineapple Guava Versa Energy

Pineapple Guava is rolling out alongside the rest of the Versa lineup through PEScience's usual retail channels. Anyone already working through the other flavors and looking for something more tropical should put this one on the list next, and newcomers can use it as an easy entry point into a lineup built around a moderate, two-can-a-day caffeine dose and a genuinely flavor-first approach.