Liquid Death Sparkling Mountain Water, 16.9 oz Tallboys (12-Pack)

Liquid Death Sparkling Mountain Water has truly redefined the way I think about bottled water. This product stands out not only for its crisp, refreshing taste but also for its unique and environmentally conscious approach to packaging. Here's why I'm head over heels for Liquid Death:Unbeatable Refreshment:First and foremost, the sparkling mountain water inside Liquid Death is exceptionally refreshing. Its natural effervescence adds a delightful sparkle to every sip, making it a perfect choice for quenching your thirst on a hot day or pairing with meals.Sustainable Packaging:The most striking aspect of Liquid Death is its commitment to sustainability. Instead of a traditional plastic bottle, this water comes in a recyclable, infinitely recyclable aluminum can. This choice reduces plastic waste and helps lower our environmental footprint. It's a significant step in the right direction for our planet.Bold Branding:Liquid Death's branding is bold, edgy, and unforgettable. The can design is both eye-catching and a conversation starter. It challenges the status quo of bottled water and encourages people to think more critically about their choices.Support for Environmental Initiatives:Beyond its sustainable packaging, Liquid Death actively supports environmental initiatives and causes. Purchasing this product not only benefits you but also contributes to a broader mission of protecting the environment.Versatile Usage:Liquid Death is perfect for any occasion, from outdoor adventures to casual gatherings. The sparkling version provides a refreshing alternative to sugary sodas and other less healthy beverages. Plus, the can's resealable lid makes it a convenient on-the-go companion.Delicious Variety:Liquid Death offers a sparkling and still version of its mountain water, allowing you to choose your preferred style. The sparkling variety, in particular, adds a zesty twist to the pure mountain water taste.In conclusion, Liquid Death Sparkling Mountain Water is more than just a beverage; it's a lifestyle choice. Its refreshing taste, sustainable packaging, and bold branding have won me over completely. It's a product that aligns with my values and my desire to make more eco-friendly choices. Not only does it taste great, but it also supports a cause I deeply care about – environmental conservation. I wholeheartedly recommend Liquid Death to anyone looking for a refreshingly different way to enjoy water while making a positive impact on our planet.

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??

Amazing product

I love this water, it’s my favorite. It doesn’t have any flavor, which I prefer.

It’s water, but it has a hint of black cherry. What a wonderful flavor! Our new favorite here at our house

Murder your thirst

I drink at least two or three cans a day and will happily continue my subscription service the only thing I'll have to criticize is the condition my cans usually come in. Oftentimes at least one of my cases will have a broken can and one time I had an order fail to deliver due to damage and later received a box full of rejected cans but there were more than what I ordered so I considered it a win.

I drink a lot of water, and only water.I've been buying nothing but waterloo because in my opinion, they are the best tasting that my walmart offers.However, my local gas station started carrying Liquid Death Sparkling Water. I tried one and instantly loved it. It's the right amount of fizz from each drink. When compared to waterloo, there's actually too much fizz per bite and it's not as enjoyable. Liquid Death Sparkling water's taste has a distinct taste that i've not had from other sparkling water.I love this stuff, and I'll most likely be buying more of this. Since it is $15 per case, it won't replace my waterloo completely, as that gives me 8 cans for $4.00 at walmart. However, it will definitely be a once or every other daily pleasure.That being said, I have tried Liquid Death NON sparkling water. It tastes like garbage. Which is really strange.TL:DR - Best tasting sparkling water for occasional drinking, wont beat local walmart waterloo based on price, non sparkling liquid death tastes terrible