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 the mission. And the taste of anything in a can is somehow better. Super refreshing and love not contributing to PLASTIC WASTE! I've never tried any of the flavors or sparkling versions - only the regular water and I love it! I actually buy this to have as backup water in Florida in case of Hurricane.

  • Tastes like water, not much else to say. Kind of strange to drink the non-sparkling water out of a can. One downside of the can is that you can’t re-close it. Upside is that I’m not tossing another single-use plastic.

  • Great water, I love that feeling of drinking something fun due to the branding.

  • Cold water in an aluminum can just tastes extra refreshing. I really enjoy the aesthetic of the brand as well. It’s more expensive than other water brands, so I tend to save them for the times when it’s extra hot and I’m super parched. It’s like a special treat.

  • I love the idea of this brand. Makes “drinking” more inclusive while also being more eco friendly and refreshing.

  • It’s another fancy water? Don’t understand the hype beyond the fact that’s it’s a cool can and design.

  • Masterclass in marketing! Plus we love recyclable materials. But at the end of the day, it is just portable water and does not quench me more or less than other brands.

  • I love that you can pick up liquid death at a concert and you don't get the "why aren't you drinking" stares!

  • After drinking this I felt so hydrated and with so much energy is was crazy🔥

  • Screams “confused.” It’s cringe. My boyfriend likes it. But allegedly it has great electrolyte content. So that’s good.

  • The name....I believe words are spells...why would I want liquid death? The idea may seem cool for a gift or for someone who doesn't think like me or has dark humor. But, Nah. I won't bother again.

  • I love how the packaging looks and how refreshing the water actually is.

  • The water tastes great and I love that it is fun to drink when at a party even when i am DD.

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    I wish there was a larger size.

  • I remember trying this water from a functional wellness clinic that carried their products. I do not remember being too impressed, or the water being memorable. I am a lover of water, so I do have some favorites, but this is not particularly one of mine!

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    I personally did not like the taste. I did not dislike it necessarily, just did not like it.

  • I’m not generally one for sparkling water but this is my exception. The carbonation is not as static-tasting as others. The lime flavored one is also pretty tasty.

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    Venturing out into more flavors I think would be awesome, but I do love the ones currently out.

  • Liquid Death is a good option for anyone looking for a sustainable and edgy alternative to traditional bottled water.

  • The perfect amount of bubble, and the flavored versions are not too sweet. The packaging and design at Liquid Death are a little silly, but everything is intentional and sharp. Usually I would say I'm not a fan of the tall can, but it does reduce the inevitable waste from buying packaged water.