Liquid Death reviews and discussion

4.2

78% of reviewers would recommend to a friend

Reviews mention

  • Crisp, refreshing water
  • Striking, edgy packaging
  • Infinitely recyclable aluminum
  • Flavorful sparkling lineup
  • Occasional metallic aftertaste
  • Inconsistent carbonation intensity
  • Sweetened flavored varieties
  • Reported taste change from source

Liquid Death earns enthusiastic reviews for crisp, refreshing still and sparkling water, standout “tallboy” cans, and sustainability-minded aluminum packaging, yet opinions split on whether it’s more branding than substance. Reviews highlight delicious flavors like Mango Chainsaw and Severed Lime and the social ease for non-drinkers, while weaknesses include occasional metallic taste, mild carbonation for some, sweetened flavored lines (agave/stevia), and complaints about a recent source change that altered taste.

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2,073 reviews and posts

  • It's water with good marketing. They cornered a really niche piece of the bottled water market. They're doing a great job in appealing to all audiences while keeping their product consistent, which is great because it's uh...water. They've been coming out with additional products now under the Liquid Death label, but in my circles, those haven't taken off. The main appeal is largely plastic-free packaging (need to check if theres a BPA lining).

  • This is my go to. The water tastes so good and I love that the can is recyclable. I have one of these with my lunch and it hydrates me well and curbs the soda cravings. This water tastes the best.

  • Good quality. A bit more expensive than I expected

  • If you think packaged water all tastes the same, you are wrong and this is the BEST one! Liquid Death beats out all of my top water brands in terms of flavor and is the ONLY water that has ever made me FEEL hydrated as I drank it! 100% recommend! (And it doesn’t get a metallic taste from the can like a lot of other canned waters do!)

  • 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

  • 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.

  • I'm obsessed with liquid death. The packaging is great and they have a lot of flavors and types (still vs. sparkling). I like the price point and that it is more eco-friendly than plastic water bottles.

  • it is only water but i love when they have this at festivals, especially when the festival itself provides incentives to recycle. i much prefer the aluminum cans to the plastic bottles. also the water tastes ... like water.

  • I'm left wondering what the hype was about this water. The water within the can was plain drinking water, but it came at a premium cost. I got a laugh out of the branding on the can itself, including the text on the side about MURDERING YOUR THIRST. I have a sense of humor, but I can read the funny text in the store for free, then buy sparkling water at the store for significantly less (and regular water free at home). I won't be purchasing again.

  • I’m not the biggest sparkling water fan, but something about water in a can just makes it taste better ???

  • I feel like I’m the only person who does not like the taste of this water. I don’t know what it is but it tastes like tap to me and isn’t refreshing!

  • I’m not usually a fan of canned water but liquid death is good and yes, water is water but is it really??? I like the different flavored ones they have. Definitely a good alternative to juice or high calorie drinks

  • The name attracted us. Haha nothing special but 10 points for the look.

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  • Best when cold. Pretty much overpriced water in a wannabe beer can. No complaints, but nothing to write home about.

  • I have tried both still and sparkling water from Liquid Death. Glass bottles and aluminum cans are both available as single-serve and in larger packages. The water tastes fine - clean and no odd aftertaste. Some stores stock the flavored sparkling water options, but I have not had a chance to test them out.

  • I really enjoy drinking Liquid Death! The taste is crisp and refreshing which you don't always get drinking out of a plastic water bottle. The packaging and designs are very eye-catching. I enjoy the variety of different flavors and still or sparkling options!

  • love this water! often the only option for speaking water at gas stations. the lime is good, dont love the mango

  • Love the mango flavor! The only reason I'm giving this 4 stars is the price. I wouldn't buy this only a regular basis only because it's a bit expensive.