Liquid Death, Squeezed to Death, Orange-Flavored Sparkling Water, 8-Pack (19.2oz Cans), Low Calorie & No Artificial Sweeteners

Liquid Death’s Mango Chainsaw has officially replaced my afternoon soda fix. The first sip hits with that juicy, actual mango taste, followed by a clean, lime-ish finish and the gentle burn of good carbonation. No fake sweetener aftertaste—just a hint of agave that keeps it at 20 calories so I don’t feel like I’m drinking dessert.The tallboy can stays ice-cold longer than the skinny seltzer cans I used to buy, and the artwork never fails to spark a “Whoa, what’s that?” when I bring one to the office. Bonus points for the aluminum can and the whole “murder your thirst, not the planet” vibe—makes tossing plastic bottles feel even lazier.Tiny nitpick: the flavor’s so bold that if you drink it warm it can get a little syrupy; keep it chilled and it’s perfect.After polishing off a 12-pack in a week, I’m already ordering more. If you’re bored of bland seltzers and want something with real fruit kick (and mild punk-rock attitude), Mango Chainsaw is worth the extra couple bucks.

Being a of connoisseur of fine carbonated beverages, I came across Liquid Death's Killer Cola and decided I must try it post haste. I have found other Liquid Death flavors to be most agreeable and discovered Killer Cola to be no exception. During my tasting, I found the initial tongue feel to be silky and effervescent, with a crisp snap that only comes from a quality carbonation process. The carbonation level is higher than that of lower class beverages mainly due to the lack of dissolved sugars within the beverage. More dissolved solids will increase the beverage specific gravity resulting in larger inconstant bubbles during the CO2 reformation and evaporation process. Liquid Death's Killer Cola on the other hand has no such dissolved solids, thus resulting in a larger quantity of smaller, more consistent bubbles. The cola flavor is extremely subtle at first. It approaches from the back of your palate, presenting itself forward. Almost so subtle, it could be considered an aftertaste, but still very refreshing and agreeable at the same time. The cola flavor itself is also subtle but distinct with notes of birch and sarsaparilla in the background. Overall I found Liquid Death's Killer Cola very refreshing and would happily recommend it to thirsty travelers everywhere. Cheers!

I ordered the Cherry Liquid Death pretty regularly at first because I really liked the unique flavor, it was bold, refreshing, and a nice twist on sparkling water. But over time, I started to notice a chalky aftertaste that I hadn’t picked up on before. Once I noticed it, it became hard to ignore.I still appreciate the brand and the fun packaging, but this particular flavor might not be for everyone long-term. If you’re curious, it’s worth trying at least once, but for me, it didn’t stay a favorite.

When I first tried the Liquid Death waters a couple of years ago they were amazing. Good flavor, not overcarbonated with just a hint of sweetness from the agave.I just tried this variety pack for the forst time. To say I’m disappointed would be an understatement. For some reason, the company has now added Stevia to their products - making the water overly sweet instead of refreshing - some flavors more so than others. Here’s my run down of the flavors in this box:Killer Cola - Absolutely awful! Poor flavor, sickeningly sweet. Undrinkable. I fed it to my sink.Doctor Death (Doctor pepper clone) - Drinkable in a pinch, but not very good. Still to sweet.Root beer - Meh. Wouldn’t go out of my way for it, but it’s better than the first two.Severed Lime - The best of the lot. Pretty good but very different from the original.The company should consider ditching the stevia and going back to the original formula.

My husband gave up soda years ago for health reasons, but he’s always missed that classic cola flavor. We already enjoyed Liquid Death’s tea flavors, so when we saw the Killer Cola sparkling water, he had to try it — and now he’s hooked!This has become his go-to drink, and we even have a monthly Amazon subscription set up. It gives him that satisfying fizz and cola taste without the sugar, calories, or guilt. It’s been a total game-changer — refreshing, flavorful, and just the right amount of boldness.He’s been drinking these regularly for at least six months, and we’ve already convinced a few family members to make the switch too. If you're trying to cut out soda but still crave that familiar taste, this is the one to try.Highly recommend!

I first tried the Variety Pack Liquid Death Iced Tea and loved it!! I hate when iced tea is too sweet and has artificial taste but Liquid Death's Iced Tea is GREAT!!!!-----onto the LIQUID DEATH SODA!! I ordered a 12pk of the cola flavored sparkling water and when I told my friend he made a 🤢. I told him that I have faith since the iced teas were absolutely terrific....I couldn't wait for them to arrive....They came, I ran up to my apartment and opened the box and tried one. I knew it might be a little off from Coca Cola and/or Pepsi..I was pleasantly surprised! The carbonization is perfect and the cola flavor is great!!!! Yes, I can taste where some reviewers mentioned it tasted like bubble gum but I love it! I keep purchasing it. I wish it came in single large cans. I like the artwork as well.

1. Killer Cola2. Doctor Death3. Cherry ObituaryDoctor Death is good, but as someone who doesn't care for flavored sparkling water due to flavor lacking any punch, I'm not completely sold on it. If it had more flavor a bit more sugar, the punch would be strong enough. I'd say it's halfway there. Cherry Obituary is not good at all to me for that reason. The flavor it has completely lacks any punch, typical of most flavored sparkling waters.Killer Cola however I'm sold on. It doesn't actually taste like cola, its taste is very reminiscent of drinks I've had with monk fruit sweeteners, but regardless the flavor is good to me and there's enough of it for me to actually enjoy drinking it. Highly recommend you try.