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.

AI summary based on Thingtesting reviews

2,073 reviews and posts

  • Love this concept, especially when they’re provided at gatherings, bbqs, and live events

  • Gone are the days where you are fistless at a concert if you are't boozing it up. Liquid Death made it easier than ever for folks that are sober, sober curious or even just wanting to practiced a more balance approach to hydration. Huge fan of the look, taste and feel!

  • Too much for me, but definitely as advertised. Getting your money's worth

  • Love it. It’s brilliant. Good quality water. Eco friendly. Just get it.

  • I truly understand what this brand is trying to accomplish and while I do applaud the environmental concern efforts, I simply cannot stand the taste of water from a tin can.

  • Liquid Death is my new hydration hero! 🦸‍♂️💦 It's not just water; it's an experience. The sleek can, the metal vibes, and the refreshing taste make me feel like I'm on a mission to stay hydrated in style. Plus, it's a killer conversation starter. 💀 Sipping on Liquid Death is like a refreshing plunge into an alpine spring, minus the hike. So if you're into staying hydrated, looking cool, and saving the planet one can at a time, this is your jam! 🌍🤘

  • the effervescent joy in their sparkling water is unmatched. i am a ride or die la croix girlie but unfortunately i find their flavored sparkling waters much too sweet! otherwise great.

  • I can get really into wording so was initially very thrown off by seeing a brand of water, something life sustaining and pure, called "Liquid Death".. It took me a while to actually buy one. Once I heard it why it was created - the founder wanted rock bands to be able to be sponsored by a product they actually like to drink (not energy drinks or booze) - I thought it was really cool! And the "liquid death" refers to murdering your thirst, not yourself, so that's cool too. They donate a percentage of their sales to nonprofits that work to end climate change.

  • I don't know if it's a placebo effect but this water genuinely tastes delicious. My thirst has indeed been murdered. Also my friends who are alcohol-free really love it - makes them feel better in social situations where most of us are drinking!

  • I like liquid death and that they do not use plastic, but it still causes waste instead of using a reusable water bottle. I like the original flavor, but not the sparkling ones.

  • I like drinking water, but don't want people to think I'm a wimp for carrying around Aquafina. Liquid Death meets all my criteria for water and more.

  • It’s just water in a can… nice to be able to hold a can when you’re not drinking though. But I would never spend money on this, I’ve only tried them for free.

  • I am very picky about the taste of water. I want a crisp, cool taste. I love that liquid death is in an aluminum can so t it does stay cool longer. The taste has a very refreshing crispness to it as well. This is a household favorite and always stocked in the fridge.

  • Liquid Death is a fun brand that continues to put out interesting iterations of their flagship product: canned water. The flavored waters are not overpowering. The branding is a lot of fun and I feel more companies should take a page out of their book with regard to branding — it's incredibly unique.

  • Only have had the Mountain Water. Tasted a bit better than water from a bottle, but nothing special. The can kept my water colder for longer, but wish it had a cap or something so it can be more travel friendly.

  • It's water. In a can. Fun concept for those who don't drink but want to hold something in a social setting. Bonus points for the aluminum packaging as opposed to plastic. But again, it's water.

  • This water tastes good AND I feel better about its packaging. I used to be addicted to buying fiji water, but this honestly tastes just as good and I can feel a little bit better about my trash. The price is also right and I love their marketing and merch. I have not tried the sparkling water but the flat water is delicious.