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This is most likely due to caching somewhere along the line and not due to routing or which data center the droplet is in.
A couple things to check:
1.) Are you using CloudFlare or another proxy service in front of this droplet? If so the content is likely being cached there.
2.) The content is being cached by your clients ISP or corporate network
There are some things you can do to prevent your page from being cached which may be good to implement until you are ready to go live in order to prevent caching related delays.