Liquid Death Iced Tea Variety 12-Pack (19.2 Oz Cans) (Grim Leafer, rest in Peach, Dead Billionaire, Green Guillotine)

I would highly recommend this! It took me about 2 cans to get over regular sugar and switch to this healthier alternative. At first, it was obviously not as sweet as regular sugar, but it quickly became my go to drink. Also a plus, it's not so sickeningly sweet you don't feel it quenching your thirst. This has a great taste and is actually refreshing. Also, it's always fun to say "I'm having a dead billionaire" lol

My favorite go to drinks.. I always hated anything sugary yet I loved tea, my main go too was Arizona but honestly it had so much sugar that it started to taste bad.. but this is different, it's light in sugar and on top of that it's super refreshing and taste amazing..way better then those overly sugary teas, all I have to say is don't stop making these and please think about adding them in stores. Only complaint I have is the price..love them so much I try to only drink 1/day cuz I can't keep affording them 😂

I didn’t just drink this tea; I performed a high-octane exorcism on my own dehydration. Usually, when I reach for an iced tea, I expect a polite, sugary hug from a cartoon lemon. Liquid Death doesn't do hugs. This Liquid Death Iced Tea Variety Pack slapped me across the face with a blueberry-scented gauntlet and told me to get my life together. The Flavor Execution Blueberry Buzzsaw: Tastes like a berry-themed riot in a can. I drank one and suddenly felt the urge to build a log cabin with my bare teeth. Rest in Peach: Most peach teas are a dainty afternoon at a garden party. This one is more like being tackled by a very delicious, very aggressive fruit orchard. Sweet Reaper: It’s sweet, but it has that "I might steal your soul if you stop drinking" vibe that really keeps you motivated. The Verdict The "Less Sugar" aspect is a godsend because I’m trying to be an adult, but the "Boost of Caffeine" ensures I stay awake long enough to regret every decision I’ve ever made at 3:00 AM. If you want your beverage to come in a can that looks like it belongs in a heavy metal music video rather than a lunchbox, this is your holy grail. My thirst didn’t just die; it was brutally murdered and buried in a shallow grave. 5/5 stars.

I love liquid death but I got my order and I had to throw out 3 of the 12 cans due to them I’m assuming being dropped and bursting in the box other then that great product just needs to be handled better by Amazon

At the time of writing this review, these cans of Liquid Death still have the flavor Grim Leafer (now discontinued) and also are sweetened only with agave. This 12-pack has no stevia in it, which is the best part of them. Unfortunately, Liquid Death has decided to switch to adding stevia in all of their teas, so I'm not sure how much longer this variety pack will exist. I'm going to miss Grim Leafer when it's gone, and I'm sad to lose my agave-sweetened teas to stevia's nasty after taste. Enjoy them while they last! The ingredients will be changed and you'll be losing one flavor variety once these are gone.

Wish they would go back, or at least offer, the old variety pack flavors. The Blueberry is not good and can’t justify essentially tossing 3 cans from a 12 can pack.

I honestly didn’t expect iced tea in a can to taste this good, but this variety pack completely surprised me. Every flavor is super refreshing, lightly sweet, and not overly sugary like most bottled teas. It tastes clean and crisp without that syrupy aftertaste. The cans stay cold longer, are easy to take on the go, and the packaging is fun and different. I also like that it has less sugar and better ingredients, so it feels like a healthier alternative to soda or energy drinks. Perfect for work, workouts, road trips, or just relaxing. I’ll definitely be ordering again. Highly recommend if you want great flavor without all the extra sugar.

I’m not a huge fan of the Liquid Death waters but these are fantastic. I think the tea helps better hide the taste of the agave. In fact, if I didn’t know what so was drinking I’d 100% think these were just normal cans of tea on par with brands like Arizona.