Liquid Death packages water in recyclable aluminum cans.

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Liquid Death, an eco-friendly beverage brand, is praised for its innovative packaging, diverse flavors, and quality. However, it's criticized for its high cost, unusual brand name, and reported metallic taste.

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Tasted so bad. I was so excited by the novel branding, but the metallic packaging leaves the water tasting terribly. It tastes like water that has been sitting out in the Sun for days, even if you drink it cold. Really disappointed.

This water is so crisp! Anyone who says water doesn’t have a taste hasn’t tried this. The sustainability is also incredibly important and innovative, of course.

Liquid Death is a bold and unconventional choice for those looking to quench their thirst with a bit of attitude. Packaged in sleek, tall cans reminiscent of traditional energy drinks, Liquid Death is actually pure mountain spring water sourced from the Alps. Its edgy branding and irreverent marketing tactics challenge the norms of the beverage industry, making it stand out on shelves and social media feeds alike.


This water tastes just fine but I really don’t see how it’s any different than any other water for packaging. In terms of the way the can looks, I do think this is a great choice for those who are sober but are out and socializing and want something to hold and sip on without being questioned. I think that is the only reason I would go out of my way to buy this specific canned water. 

It was good water, I like the mission although it is weird to be drinking “liquid death” I get the name but still weird saying it 

This water looks great and tastes great, but its awfully expensive for what is essentially just water in a can. 

Tastes great, like the fact that it's aluminum, but feels like its a little overhyped.

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