Liquid DeathStill Mountain Water, 12 x 500 ml

As someone who loves sugary sodas and is not a fan of sweeteners it can be a struggle to find a drink that satisfies that craving, but these do a great job. They use agave syrup as its sweetener which is a natural sugar, however it is used in small quantities so it has around 20x less sugar than a full-sugar soda. There is a pleasing lime taste which is subtle - think water that has had limes steeped in it for a while rather than any kind of limeade and you're on the right track. And the water is high quality with good bubbles and it tastes clean and fresh.It needs to be served chilled for the best taste, and it can be mixed with orange juice for a lower sugar sparkling alcohol free mimosa, or with spirits for a low calorie artificial sweetener-free mixer. The 500ml plastic free cans are a great serving size and are fully recyclable.On subscription these are actually pretty good value for money too, especially when I price it relative to sodas I have replaced it with and the health benefits from massively reducing my sugar intake.

Amazing

Despite its garish and outrageous appearance this is possibly the best way to keep hydrated without loading up on carbs. It is basically lightly sparkling water with a hint of fresh lime and tastes delicious.Apparently it was designed to be something designated drivers could drink at a party and not look out of place.

Tasty - but better as a bottle, IMO

This tastes amazing, very refreshing.I love it.

After trying this overhyped beverage, I'm left questioning the marketing genius behind charging nearly $20 for a 12-pack of water.The taste? Utterly unremarkable. It's mountain water from the Alps, but honestly, it tastes like nothing more than standard tap water. The premium pricing feels like you're paying for the edgy skull-adorned can rather than any exceptional quality.At approximately $1.50-$1.80 per can, this is an absurd markup for something you can get practically free from your kitchen sink. The brand's "murder your thirst" slogan is more about murdering your wallet than providing a revolutionary hydration experience.Sure, the aluminum can is recyclable and looks cool, but that doesn't justify the price tag. I'd rather invest in a good water filter and save my money. Liquid Death seems to be selling an attitude more than actual water - and I'm not buying it, literally or figuratively.

Love this sparkling water and was over joyed to find it avaliable on Amazon as cannot find in local stores anymore

Ok flavour, not sweet thought I’d try it since it was on offer and I’m after a non alcoholic beverage.