Liquid Death Sparkling Water Severed Lime 153.6FO

Nice refreshing highly carbonated soda-like beverage. The flavor isn’t very bold, but if it were the additives and sugars would have to go up, right? I believe it achieves it’s goal perfectly and is a nice healthier treat or alternative to typical soda. It’s like a weaker flavored sprite, and I love it. The calories and ingredients sold me, the flavor and drink-ability kept me. Highly recommend to soda drinkers looking to cut back on the bad stuff.

Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea is a game-changer for tea enthusiasts and those looking to slay their thirst with something different. With its sleek, irreverent branding and tallboy cans, Liquid Death brings its unique edge from mountain water to the world of iced tea, and it does not disappoint. Each sip of Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea is like a step into a serene, shaded forest - it's bold, yet remarkably smooth. The flavor is robust without being overpowering, maintaining that delicate balance where the natural taste of black tea shines through without any bitterness. It's refreshing in a way that not only cools you down but also provides a moment of respite in a busy day. The beauty of Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea lies not only in its flavor but also in its commitment to quality. It's made with completely organic tea leaves and just the right touch of sweetness, catering to those who are mindful about what they consume. There's no artificial aftertaste, just the clean, earthy notes of well-brewed tea. And let's not forget the convenience factor. The can makes it incredibly easy to take with you anywhere. Whether you're heading to a workout, a meeting, or a beach day, it's the perfect companion for any occasion where you'd want a caffeine kick without the fuss of brewing or the heaviness of a latte. In keeping with the brand's reputation, Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea also echoes a commitment to environmental sustainability. The aluminum cans are infinitely recyclable, and the company's pledge to "murder your thirst" extends to an ethos of killing waste, not the planet. In conclusion, Liquid Death's Iced Black Tea is not just a beverage but a bold choice for those who want to keep hydrated, enjoy the pure taste of tea, and make a statement while doing it. It's for the trendsetters, the environmentally conscious, and anyone who believes that a drink can be both a pleasure and a purpose.

I’ve been a diehard Liquid Death fan for years. What really got me hooked was Severed Lime, hands down the best sparkling water out there. I’ve racked up around 800 skulls on my account, loaded up on merch, and even had a year long subscription through Amazon just to get Severed Lime and the Black can delivered every week without fail. But this week, my wife picked up some tall cans of Severed Lime for me. What I thought was the real deal. I cracked one open without looking, took a sip, and immediately thought, WTF is this? It tasted like a flat, off-brand 7Up. I checked the can and saw that you added Stevia Leaf Extract. I had my wife try it too, same reaction. We both loved the original flavor, and now it’s just gone? Honestly, I’m beyond disappointed. I went to the store today hoping to find the original, and all I saw were these lame 12oz cans of your wannabe soda line. Tried them all and they’re awful. Especially that regular cola one. Absolutely terrible. And the fact that you downgraded from tall cans to 12oz? Now you’re just like every other basic sparkling water out there but with Stevia Leaf Extract! What made Liquid Death stand out was that crisp, refreshing, no nonsense Severed Lime in a tall can that actually felt satisfying. I could pop one open and be good for hours. Now? I don’t even recognize this brand anymore. It’s such a letdown to see a company that had something truly different toss it out for something so bland and forgettable. Please remove the Stevia Leaf Extract

The lime flavor is refreshing and not overly sweet. It’s a great alternative to sugary drinks and is easy to enjoy cold. I would buy it again.

Great taste especially when mixed with mio