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Liquid Death Sparkling Mountain Water is plain carbonated water in 12 fl oz aluminum cans, sold in six-packs. It has no flavor, sweetener or additives: just mountain water and carbon dioxide, sourced from the Rocky Mountains in Idaho and the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia. The draw is the format, not the liquid. Aluminum cans chill fast, are lighter than glass, and are widely recycled, which is the brand's pitch against plastic bottles. It suits people who want unflavored sparkling water in a can and like the loud, humorous branding. Against LaCroix, Perrier and Spindrift, it offers no flavor variety and no juice; against store-brand seltzer, it is the same product in a more expensive can. Reviewers rate it well and mostly mention the cans, the carbonation and the branding.
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Lowest price we've seen: $6.33 on Nov 9 at Walmart. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 9.
Buyers rate it highly and mostly talk about the cans, the crisp carbonation and the brand's humor. Some say it is just plain seltzer at a premium and that the marketing carries it.
Liquid Death Sparkling Mountain Water is sparkling drinking water made with mountain water and carbon dioxide. The water is sourced from Idaho's Rocky Mountains and Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains.
It comes in recyclable aluminum cans. This pack holds 6 cans of 12 fl oz each. A portion of proceeds helps eliminate plastic pollution.
The water is compatible with keto, gluten-free, paleo, dairy-free, vegetarian, vegan and Whole30 diets.
