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.

AI summary based on Thingtesting reviews

2,073 reviews and posts

  • Don’t love all the flavors (the teas were particularly disappointing) but Severed Lime absolutely slaps. I love the can art, but I can’t take it into my (very buttoned up) office, unfortunately.

  • Love the water, sparkling water, flavored ones...like, I have yet to try a liquid death I don't like. Plus the marketing, branding, packaging...chef's kiss.

  • Don't really love the name, but I love the flavors and the uniqueness of this products. The spring water with mango flavor is my favorite.

  • It’s fine. I’m not too impressed. The marketing and merchandise collabs are fun.

  • Love a good water in a can! Super fresh tasting water and great for concert venues where you don’t want to drink liquor! Still stylish walking around with the liquid death can.

  • How many liquid death in party coolers makes you feel that you are up to the trend. When someone cannot drink alcohol, this is a good package to hold to blend in with other alcoholic drinks.

  • I think liquid death is awesome for people who aren’t drinking but want to still feel like they have a beverage. My three rating is because the price point is a little high for what you’re getting.

  • It’s a fun product and it’s nice to have something fun for people that don’t drink other than water in a boring glass. I keep a few on hand at parties

  • Love the idea. It's just water, but helps you blend in if everyone else is holding a beer/canned bev. Thoughtful, simple.

  • While initially skeptical that Liquid Death would be just any other water company, I was impressed by its marketing and quality water. The aluminum can keeps the water cold, refreshing, and crisp. The can size and branding allows you to bring the drink on the go, at a concert, you name it — it fits right in.

  • I wish they were not so expensive...I found the best deal on Amazon. I like that they keep it simple with no natural flavors. Good size and has the aesthetic of drinking a beer.

  • The watermelon one 🥰 I love that it tastes like an actual slice of watermelon & not fake.

  • I'll admit that I was originally sold on this brand based on its snarky marketing, but I not only love the packaging and mission, I also think they make a great product. I love that the aluminum cans are bigger than the average seltzer/soda and that they're recyclable. I *really* love that they have still water! Ive tried some of their flavored waters and teas as well, and I think that the light sweetness is great. Im really just a big fan of the brand across the board.

  • It's just water. It's not blowing my mind. And, it's actually a little inconvenient to be walking down a city street sipping on a Liquid Death and not having a way to close it up for later.

  • The marketing and design team for Liquid deserves all the awards in the world. Every part of the brand and packaging is so considered and crafted and the copywriting is killer (pun intended). I want to love the product more, but alas, the water just doesn't taste that delicious coming out of aluminum.