Being made back into aluminium cans time and time again rather than 90% of water brands who put water in bottles - funny story, most recycled plastic bottles tend to end up in landfill and the ocean. This isn’t anything new as there are lots of brand such as CanOWater that have been selling water in a can for years, but Liquid Death seems to have gained quite the following. Liquid Death’saluminium cans,repletewith gothic lettering and a melting skull, standout amongst the transparent plastic bottles on most supermarket shelves. They have a huge social media following that is driving their fast-growing popularity here in the UK. Carbonated similarly to beer, with a little less carbonation than your 'average' sparkling water meaning a less bitter experience and much more thirst quenching!

Liquid Death Mango Chainsaw Mountain Water Can 500ml

We have to admit that the taste of the plain and sparkling water was really nice - definitely crisp and fresh tasting.Not only are the aluminium cans large enough to quench any thirst, but they are infinitely recyclable and central to the brand's mission to end plastic waste. Ensure you are in a good state of health and/or consult your doctor before starting any supplement or exercise programme. The decision to shift production to the US was met with surprise by some ardent Liquid Death enthusiasts, but has helped keep a lid on soaring costs.

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Liquid Death – with its ‘Murder Your Thirst’ slogan – is renowned for marketing that goes viral, such as launching a skateboard decorated with paint infused with Tony Hawk’s blood and releasing a heavy metal album based on negative social media comments. With a tongue-in-cheek approach, Liquid Death aims to murder thirst while championing healthier drinks and combating plastic waste.Within a few months of release, the company had over 100,000 " likes" on Facebook, more than brands such as Aquafina had generated in their history on the platform. Mike and his team set out with a view to ditch the corporate marketing and just have fun with the brand. The designer tweaks features on well-known apps as part of a daily side project, from previewing your Hinge date in AR to nepotism disclosures on LinkedIn.