Current Events > Liquid death, never drank it after all these years

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The thing about that is that means it's never been in the fridges of any my friends or family or been offered to me, so how come it's still a very popular brand of water, the only place I've seen it being drinked is a sports bar.

Big profit margins

I've seen coworkers buy and drink it like they would for any other bottled water or energy drink.

cofffffee..

yea, that ll rinse ya innards til you look half

just take a glance at meh and youll c

I like sparkling water and it's a tall it can which feels good in my alcoholic hands

Too expensive if you're just buying the spring water. The flavors aren't great either - I go Topo Chico grapefruit if I want flavor.

MrResetti posted...

I like sparkling water and it's a tall it can which feels good in my alcoholic hands

Too expensive if you're just buying the spring water. The flavors aren't great either - I go Topo Chico grapefruit if I want flavor.

hmm maybe i'll try their sparkling water one day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AfxraoHATD4

i love the stuff. no sugar just hydration.

my favorite flavor is Dead Billionare. I think that the can should look like a certain submarine. After you finish drinking the can you crush it and toss it away like trash.

its water for people who dont like water

I like the teas. Blueberry Buzzsaw is delicious

Cherry Obituary is my jam, but I drink severed lime when I'm wanting to feel like I'm drinking a beer. Though I feel like they tweaked the formula a bit as they seem a little sweeter to me lately? they still only count as 20 calories though which is nice.

Their regular water sucks but the flavors are great. I like it when I want something flavorful, but dont want caffeine

Theres a new Fruity Pebble flavor thats supposed to be great

Its huge at concert venues. You see it all the time at those. Also I believe Live Nation has some stake in the company

I never understood why it's called that name. It's just water, right?

Zikten posted...

I never understood why it's called that name. It's just water, right?

The company motto is "death to plastic"

It comes packaged in recyclable aluminum cans and cardboard.

It's up to you to decide if the markup is worth the environmental benefit.

First saw it 4 years ago, was on a business trip and step 1 of any trip after arriving is a stop to the store for bottled water. It was like 12 bucks for 6 cans and I thought that was ridiculous but I split it with my coworker because I'll try anything once

And it was just water in a can lol. Tried the Cherry one this year and it was pretty good though.

Their marketing is some of the best in the industry for sure

I feel like ever since they went to the 12oz cans in the supermarket, the carbonation level has dropped dramatically. It used to have a nice bite to the sip, but now it just tastes like juice.

yillin posted...

I feel like ever since they went to the 12oz cans in the supermarket, the carbonation level has dropped dramatically. It used to have a nice bite to the sip, but now it just tastes like juice.

I noticed this too, unless you drink fast.

Now I just go with Waterloo because it's like half the price.

yillin posted...

I feel like ever since they went to the 12oz cans in the supermarket, the carbonation level has dropped dramatically. It used to have a nice bite to the sip, but now it just tastes like juice.

It's always been less carbonated than other sparkling waters.

Liquid Death doesnt just look like a beer, its actually carbonated like a beer. We use a more drinkable level of carbonation (5 grams/L) more similar to most beers than the higher carbonation levels of most sodas (6-8 grams/L). Slightly less CO2 means less carbonic acid is formed, which means the taste of Liquid Death Sparkling is less bitter and more drinkable than many other sparkling waters.

I tried what was basically their Arnold Palmer flavor and it was disgusting

I was going to try some recently, but no stores near me had the fruity pebbles flavor, which is the only reason it piqued my interest.

I only buy it when it's $1 at Winco.

Where's this stuff from, Flint? - Shane Gillis

Now Im curious. I like infused waters like Hint.

I got a case of it to try, was 99p.

Took one sip and didn't like the taste.

I tried it once. It didn't even come close to murdering my thirst. Made me want to get a class action against them for false advertising.

Its $20 concert water. Thats it.