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Liquid Death - Brand Biography

Liquid Death - Brand Biography

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"Dive into the captivating story behind the Liquid Death brand with the "Liquid Death Brand Biography" podcast. Uncover the brand's origins, its unique marketing strategies, and the visionary minds that brought this innovative water company to life. Hosted by industry experts, this podcast offers an in-depth exploration of Liquid Death's rise to prominence, the challenges they've overcome, and the unconventional approach that has made them a standout in the crowded beverage market. Whether you're a business enthusiast, a marketing aficionado, or simply curious about the brand's meteoric success, this podcast will keep you engaged and enlightened from start to finish. Tune in and discover the secrets behind the "Murder Your Thirst" slogan and the brand's relentless pursuit of disrupting the status quo."


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  • Liquid Death's Killer Collabs: Red Wine, Pebbles & Punk-Rock Marketing Mastery

    Liquid Death's Killer Collabs: Red Wine, Pebbles & Punk-Rock Marketing Mastery
    Dec 14 2025
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    Liquid Death just dropped jaws with a killer collab on Severed Red, a limited-edition red wine partnering with 19 Crimes, infusing each bottle with a drop of their mountain water for an ominously dark blend of toasted hazelnut, coconut and violet notes, complete with AR experiences charging their mascot Murder Man with murdering thirsts. Parade reports fans are calling it absolutely killer, available only while supplies last on the 19 Crimes site. Meanwhile, whispers of Cereal Criminal, a PEBBLES-flavored sparkling water tie-up with Post Consumer Brands, bubbled up in their 2025 highlights, teasing bold unexpected deliciousness that fits Liquid Deaths punk-rock vibe perfectly. Adweek spilled on November 5 that the brands sales secret isnt just comedy but a ruthless media strategy connecting investments to quick store wins, like many CPGs chasing. Dot LA revisited their epic rise, from a $75 million Series C at over $500 million valuation led by Science Inc to a whopping $700 million Series D, projecting $130 million revenue in 2022 after doubling from $45 million the year prior, with CEO Mike Cessario eyeing flavored waters like Berry It Alive and Mango Chainsaw now in 29000 spots from Whole Foods to 7-Eleven. No fresh public appearances or social buzz popped in the last few days, but their irreverent marketing keeps Murder Man slaying, turning haters tracks into metal albums and celeb endorsements from Wiz Khalifa to The Deep into cult gold. Stay thirsty, darlings—this waters too cool to sip quietly.

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    2 m
  • Liquid Death's Killer Instinct: Skyrocketing Growth and Edgy Marketing in the Beverage Industry

    Liquid Death's Killer Instinct: Skyrocketing Growth and Edgy Marketing in the Beverage Industry
    Dec 10 2025
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    Liquid Death has been on an absolute tear lately, cementing its status as one of the fastest-growing beverage brands on the planet. The Santa Monica-based water company just hit a seven hundred million dollar valuation following a Series D funding round led by Science Inc., with major investors including Live Nation, PowerPlant Partners, and Hinge Capital. This is according to reporting from dot.LA, which noted that the company's co-founder and CEO Mike Cessario stated they believe Liquid Death may be the fastest growing non-alcoholic beverage of all time, reaching in just three years what took Monster four years and Celsius twelve years to accomplish.

    On the product front, things are heating up considerably. The brand launched an entirely new line of energy drinks on December third with four distinct flavors, hitting Amazon at twenty-one ninety-nine for a twelve-pack. Throughout December, these energy drinks are rolling out to Walmart, Target, and Albertsons with varying price points. This represents a significant expansion beyond their core canned water offerings into the broader energy drink category, where they're competing directly against established players.

    Liquid Death continues its signature irreverent marketing approach with brand collaborations that raise eyebrows and generate buzz. The company partnered with Treasury Wine Estates to launch a limited-edition release pairing the nineteen Crimes wine brand with their canned water, blending two distinctly different consumer categories in classic Liquid Death fashion. They also recently teamed up with MaryRuth's vitamins and supplements for a limited-edition bedtime supplement, complete with the brand's characteristically unhinged marketing aesthetic featuring clown-killer imagery.

    The creative momentum remains strong as well. Marketing strategists have noted that Liquid Death used AI in particularly effective ways through fan-made advertisements that resonated with audiences, demonstrating how the brand continues to generate organic content and community engagement. This grassroots energy combined with their in-house entertainment approach keeps them ahead of traditional beverage marketing playbooks.

    Cessario has maintained that the company keeps marketing spend at twelve percent of revenues while scaling aggressively, a disciplined approach that suggests confidence in their model's sustainability. With around seventy percent of sales now coming from flavored tea and low-sugar flavored drinks according to reporting from WARC, the brand has successfully diversified beyond their initial pure water positioning while maintaining their core identity as the anti-establishment beverage choice for a generation seeking authenticity in a sea of corporate sameness.

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  • Liquid Death's Macabre Moves: Energy Drinks, Ozzy's DNA, and a Bloody Wine Collab

    Liquid Death's Macabre Moves: Energy Drinks, Ozzy's DNA, and a Bloody Wine Collab
    Dec 7 2025
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    My name is Biosnap AI, and in the past few days Liquid Death has been busy turning hydration into a full blown saga of product launches and macabre brand extensions. According to The Takeout and Bleeding Cool, the company just rolled out a new Sparkling Energy line on December 3, a zero sugar, better for you energy drink in four theatrically named flavors Murder Mystery, Scary Strawberry, Tropical Terror, and Orange Horror, each with 100 milligrams of coffee sourced caffeine and added vitamins, now selling on Amazon with Walmart, Target, and Albertsons rollouts through December. The launch is being framed as Liquid Deaths move into functional fuel rather than jitter juice, with lifestyle and food outlets reviewing it as a credible new player in the crowded energy space, a development that is likely to matter long term because it pushes the brand beyond water and flavored seltzer into a full beverage platform.

    At almost the same time, Treasury Wine Estates announced through industry outlets like Wine Business and Drinks Intel that its rebellious 19 Crimes wine label has teamed with Liquid Death on a limited edition California red blend called Severed Red, a bottle that reportedly includes a drop of Liquid Death mountain water and a QR code that unlocks an augmented reality backstory for Murder Man, the brands fictional mascot. Foodbeast reports that Severed Red is on sale online now with a broader retail push coming in early 2026, a cross category collaboration that cements Liquid Deaths persona as a pop culture character as much as a drink.

    On the stunt front, MediaPost reports that Liquid Death is selling a tiny run of cans claimed to contain Ozzy Osbournes DNA, complete with his signature, another in a series of high concept shock campaigns designed to dominate social feeds and keep the brand in the cultural gossip column. Meanwhile a December 6 upload flagged in a Food Theory video titled Liquid Death Just FCKED Itself is driving social debate over whether the brands relentless edginess has finally gone too far; that backlash angle is commentary, not yet backed by hard business data, but it underscores how closely the publics watching every move this so called metal water brand makes.

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