Liquid Death, Still Mountain Water, 18-Pack (12oz Cans), Real Mountain Source, 100% American Made

I wanted to hate this because it was so expensive and gimmicky, but the truth is that it’s the best sparkling water I’ve ever had in almost 40 years of life, and I am going to be crushed if/when they stop selling it. For starters, the biggest difference is in the way its carbonated. They use “beer carbonation” instead of “soda carbonation,” and that means that the bubbles are almost smaller. More frizzante than in your face bubbles. That does remove the subtle bitterness in the aftertaste of regular sparkling beverages. I didn’t know there *was* bitterness in regular sparkling beverages, but we did a blind taste test with some friends between the two, and sure enough, it was a marked difference in flavor when tasted side by side. Everyone preferred the Liquid Death, hands down (and then we all swore a blue streak because we wanted to prefer the cheap stuff). The other bubble advantage in Liquid Death sparkling water lies in the size of the bubbles themselves. They’re smaller—significantly so—meaning you get all the sparkly goodness, but in a form that is much easier to chug. You can drink it faster when you’re thirsty, and you end up with less of that bloated, gassy feeling in your stomach after a healthy swig of the stuff. If you’re like me, you forget to drink until you’re TOO thirsty, frantically dehydrated, and desperate to pour a ton of fluid into your body at once. Liquid Death makes that easy! If you’re like me, you ALSO hate drinking anything without bubbles in it, leaving you stuck with soda (bad for you), beer (also not good for you), champagne (makes you silly), and things like La Croix type water with fruit “essence” (good for you, but not delicious and makes you gassy. My kids say that one tastes like “water with fruit farts,” and I think they’ve pretty much nailed the description). BUT NOT ANYMORE!! Now there’s an easy to drink, clean tasting, refreshing as can be option called liquid death. Sure, it may cost as much as my car payment to stay stocked up, but it’s worth it. P.s. makes a KILLER mixer. We’ve tried it mixed with everything from Martinelli’s apple juice to A&W Root Beer to 365 brand Cherry Vanilla soda (also at Whole Foods) and every single combination has been absolutely killer. I have friends who come help with yard work just so I’ll make them one of those cherry vanilla/liquid death spritzers, calling it “maybe the most refreshing drink I’ve ever had.” And they’re right. It’s super refreshing, and cuts the calories of the totally delicious cherry vanilla soda in half, but adds to the awesomeness rather than detracts from it. 10/10. Please don’t stop carrying this without telling me in advance so I can buy a semi-trailer of the stuff??

My kid loves this one! Tough to find at times but really worth on the hunt. Like all the other ones. It's a very subtle flavor but it's got a nice little afterspice to it. Apple cider adjacent.

The pricing is excellent, and the product is delicious.

I recently tried Liquid Death Sparkling Water in the Berry It Alive flavor, and it has quickly become my go-to beverage. The berry flavor is incredibly refreshing and perfectly balanced—not too sweet, but just right. The use of real agave nectar adds a subtle sweetness that enhances the overall taste without being overpowering. The 16.9 oz. tallboy cans are not only convenient but also eco-friendly, as they are made from infinitely recyclable aluminum. I appreciate Liquid Death’s commitment to reducing plastic waste. The carbonation level is spot-on, providing a satisfying fizz that quenches my thirst every time. One of the standout features is the unique and edgy branding, which makes drinking this sparkling water a fun experience. It’s a great conversation starter and adds a bit of excitement to my daily hydration routine. Overall, I highly recommend Liquid Death Berry It Alive to anyone looking for a delicious and environmentally conscious sparkling water option.

I love carbonated water with a hint of natural flavor. I dont want it sweetened, I dont want it to have an artificial flavor. Often the products look similar, so it is important to take a peek at the ingredient list. Stuff I buy is usually just carbonated spring water with natural fruit essence. Nothing else. Liquid Death is different, but I was curious. I have passed over "Liquid Death" several times because I assumed it was an energy drink. Then when I learned that it doesnt have caffeine, I figured it would be an artificial tasting overly sweetened drink. But I made an impulse purchase when it was on sale. I saw that it is sweetened with agave, and appears to not have much in it. I saw lime and orange extract. I was a little concerned about citric acid (when a company uses too much it creates a biting flavor), but went for it anyway. It's good! Just a hint of sweet. Not a sweet drink. Softens the taste. Citrus flavor is gentle, and citric acid isnt noticeable. The carbonation is low key. I prefer a more intense carbonation, but this is doable. Not as fizzy as club soda or pop, but it has a good mouth feel anyway. They also offer "flat" (no carbonation) as well as unsweetened plain carbonated water. I'd consider it again. The sale price wasnt too far off from the subscribe and save price. I love a fizzy drink, but dont necessarily want pop. This is nice because it is pretty much just water with just a hint of flavor and a barely there bit of sweet. Not a fan of the name, but I like their "death to plastic" motto.

Wow what can I say? I love sparkling water, my thirst was never quenched, always thriving and making me feel bad until I couldn't stand it! Enter Liquid Dead. My friend suggested it, and I was skeptical as there are so many waters out there and this seemed like hipster packaging and well its just water. Well flash forward to me trying it. It has turned me into a cold blooded mass thirst murderer ( let me preface that guys ha haha) and always looking for my next victim to crack open a new can of Liquid Death. Fast forward again after several 12 pack thirst murdering sprees, I hear that our partners in thirst murderin' Liquid Death are now severing and murdering innocent limes for the sake of our thirst! I bet they are getting them right from the tropics to match that water from the majestic Austrian mountains! Cuttin em and severing them good like Jack the Ripper after a few lime margaritas! Just a little bit sweet , but that crisp crisp Liquid Death taste that will get you hooked and ready to murder your thirst like a lion hunting a parched innocent gazelle in the wild!! Don't hesitate , get severed lime today!

I love this water! When I found out that most of our bottles aren't being recycled and end up in landfills, I knew I could either keep being a part of the problem, or, start making small changes. One of the changes I made was not buying plastic water bottles anymore. I started carrying a cup that I filled up at home. But sometimes, I wanted to be able to grab a water and go. That's where my love for Liquid Death began. A lot of people that I've let try this water always question if it tastes the same as regular water or if it has a metal taste. I'm very sensitive to subtle smells, tastes, and textures, and this water does not have a metal taste. It's clean, crisp and refreshing! I love their mission and fully support people who want to make the world a better place. And they're doing that, one can at a time.

Listen up, water enthusiasts and wannabe convicts alike – if you're in the market for a sparkling water that'll quench your thirst and maybe even land you on death row, look no further than Liquid Death Convicted Melon. This concoction is like a guilty pleasure in a can, with a flavor that's as refreshing as it is...questionable. Let's start with the positives, shall we? Liquid Death Convicted Melon is like a tropical vacation for your taste buds – vibrant, exotic, and slightly unsettling. The melon flavor is surprisingly decent, with just the right amount of sweetness to keep you coming back for more. Plus, the carbonation adds a satisfying fizz that'll have you belching with delight in no time. But here's the kicker – the agave taste is like a slap in the face from a disgruntled cactus. I mean, sure, it's an interesting twist on your typical sparkling water, but do we really need a reminder of our tequila-fueled mistakes every time we take a sip? It's like trying to enjoy a tropical getaway while simultaneously being dragged back to reality by your looming hangover – not exactly the vacation vibe I was going for. And don't even get me started on the size of the can. I swear, every time I crack open one of these bad boys, I feel like I'm committing to a lifetime of hydration. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm all for staying hydrated, but do I really need to lug around a 16-ounce can of water everywhere I go? Call me crazy, but I wish Liquid Death offered a smaller option for those of us who prefer our beverages in moderation. In conclusion, Liquid Death Convicted Melon is a mixed bag – refreshing flavor, questionable aftertaste, and a can size that's bigger than my commitment to New Year's resolutions. If you're feeling adventurous and don't mind a hint of agave-induced regret, then by all means, give it a shot. Just don't say I didn't warn you when you find yourself questioning all your life choices after the first sip. Pros: Decent melon flavor with a satisfying carbonation Refreshing twist on your typical sparkling water Cons: Agave taste is like a slap in the face from a disgruntled cactus Wish it came in a smaller can option for those of us who prefer moderation