Liquid Death reviews and discussion

4.2

78% of reviewers would recommend to a friend

Reviews mention

  • Crisp, refreshing water
  • Recyclable aluminum packaging
  • Bold, distinctive branding
  • Satisfying sparkling carbonation
  • Non‑resealable tall cans
  • Occasional metallic aftertaste
  • Inconsistent flavored sweetness
  • Carbonation sometimes too gentle

Liquid Death earns strong reviews for crisp, refreshing still and sparkling water and edgy cans that make sober socializing feel seamless, though many note it’s “just water” with basic or inconsistent flavors and occasional metallic notes. Reviews say the brand is good for sustainability-minded buyers thanks to recyclable aluminum and standout branding, but weaknesses include sweetness in some flavored and tea lines, less punchy carbonation for some, and a non‑resealable can that’s inconvenient.

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2,073 reviews and posts

  • Fun branding. Nice to drink carbonated water from a can. Didn’t like the experience drinking still water though…. But maybe that’s just because it’s totally against the norm! Love this because of the brand story and swimming against the big brands!

  • the best answer to dehdration!

    Received a free product from Liquid Death
  • Tastes like other sparkling waters. I like the bigger can so I have more, but if you don’t finish it right away then it’s flat. So expensive. Cool packaging.

  • “Liquid Death is a refreshing twist on hydration! The bold branding and tall cans make drinking water feel edgy and fun. The sparkling and still options are crisp, clean, and perfect for any occasion. Plus, their focus on sustainability with recyclable cans is a huge win. Hydration with attitude—highly recommend!”

    Received a free product from Liquid Death
  • Good product but don't understand the hype. I do like how the water is not in plastic bottles, however, this brand is a little pricey.

    Friends with Liquid Death
  • I’m so pro fun water and it was fresh and crisp. My only take away from the entire thing was that it’s kinda expensive for a water.

  • Love the look and feel of this product. I know it's just water, but putting it into recyclable cans was such a genius idea. I feel like it tastes crisper because of this and stays colder longer when taken out of the fridge. The tea mixes are my personal favorite, specifically the dead billionaire and the new green tea. Been a fan for a long time, even got my husband hooked. We are now subscribers. It's a really good easy to grab drink when we're on the go and in a rush taking our daughter to swim class.

  • It tastes like good water I guess lol. The packaging is definitely the only cool part. It’s not really worth the money imo but I don’t dislike it

  • Liquid Death turns hydration into a lifestyle with its edgy branding and sleek aluminum cans. The mountain spring water itself is crisp, refreshing, and available in still or sparkling options. The company’s commitment to sustainability—using recyclable cans instead of plastic—is a standout feature. Their cheeky marketing, like phrases such as "murder your thirst," resonates with a younger, eco-conscious audience. While the branding might feel over-the-top to some, it has undeniably made water exciting in a way few brands have achieved.

  • The brand and design is interesting, and drinking water from a can feels more special than from a glass or plastic bottle. I wouldn't buy this for a random casual occasion, but if I would if I was hosting an event.

  • It tastes fine, like water without a plastic or metallic taste. Nice. The marketing is great, and if it's on sale, it's worth it.

  • At first I thought it was really weird to drink water out of a can, but once I got over that I really like Liquid Death water! I have had it at a ton of concerts, festivals, etc

  • Always super refreshing, love that their cans are also recyclable. Definitely more of a splurge when it comes to water, but always enjoy it.

  • Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea is a game-changer for tea enthusiasts and those looking to slay their thirst with something different. With its sleek, irreverent branding and tallboy cans, Liquid Death brings its unique edge from mountain water to the world of iced tea, and it does not disappoint. Each sip of Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea is like a step into a serene, shaded forest - it's bold, yet remarkably smooth. The flavor is robust without being overpowering, maintaining that delicate balance where the natural taste of black tea shines through without any bitterness. It's refreshing in a way that not only cools you down but also provides a moment of respite in a busy day. The beauty of Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea lies not only in its flavor but also in its commitment to quality. It's made with completely organic tea leaves and just the right touch of sweetness, catering to those who are mindful about what they consume. There's no artificial aftertaste, just the clean, earthy notes of well-brewed tea. And let's not forget the convenience factor. The can makes it incredibly easy to take with you anywhere. Whether you're heading to a workout, a meeting, or a beach day, it's the perfect companion for any occasion where you'd want a caffeine kick without the fuss of brewing or the heaviness of a latte. In keeping with the brand's reputation, Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea also echoes a commitment to environmental sustainability. The aluminum cans are infinitely recyclable, and the company's pledge to "murder your thirst" extends to an ethos of killing waste, not the planet. In conclusion, Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea is not just a beverage but a bold choice for those who want to keep hydrated, enjoy the pure taste of tea, and make a statement while doing it. It's for the trendsetters, the environmentally conscious, and anyone who believes that a drink can be both a pleasure and a purpose.

    Friends with Liquid Death
  • It's nice that this isn't plastic or glass, but the worst part of this is that it's not resealable. It's a better option than a plastic bottle, but the uses are limited. I'd rather remember a refillable water bottle.

    Received a free product from Liquid Death
  • I love that it's in an aluminum can. Extra points for that! The marketing is really cool but in the end, its really just water.

  • I like that it is made with natural ingredients and tastes great. My favorite is the Mango Chainsaw but they have other great flavors too!

  • The water was good but the can was honestly less convenient than a bottle of water. I’m not sure I’d buy it again but would drink it if it was offered to me

  • I don’t like the taste from the can. It doesn’t taste like water. All I taste is the metal From the can.