Liquid Death
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As of 2023, water is no longer sourced from the Alps
The record: No site content confirms when the water source switched from the Alps. Multiple engines cite 2023 or later, but this cannot be verified against the site.
Founded 2015
The record: Liquid Death was founded in 2017, when Mike Cessario filed the trademark application, with official consumer launch in January 2019.
In 2025, Liquid Death closed a $67 million financing round from strategic partners and new investors
The record: Liquid Death closed the $67 million financing round in March 2024, not 2025.
energy drinks with less caffeine than many competitors is set to launch in January 2026
The record: Site content shows energy drink information exists, but January 2026 launch date cannot be verified against the fetched site data.
founded in **2019** by **Mike Cessario**
The record: Liquid Death was founded/trademarked in 2017 by Mike Cessario and officially launched in 2019.
**Coffee drinks** - added to their lineup more recently
The record: Liquid Death added sparkling energy drinks (with caffeine sourced from coffee beans) and iced teas to their lineup more recently, not coffee drinks.
a 12-pack of 12 fl oz cans of still mountain water is priced at $11.98
The record: Specific retail pricing cannot be verified from site content; prices vary by retailer and time.
8- or 12-packs: **$14–$24**
The record: 12-pack prices on Liquid Death's official website range from $15.99–$21.99; specific 8-pack pricing could not be confirmed from primary sources.
Single 19.2 oz can: **$1.99–$2.99**
founded in 2019
The record: Liquid Death was founded in 2017 (with official launch to consumers in January 2019), not 2019.
- https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/267300-64
- https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/liquid-death-became-billion-dollar-beverage-brand-rcna143037
- https://whoistheownerof.com/who-is-the-owner-of-liquid-death/
- https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/26/liquid-death-ceo-mike-cessario-we-chose-the-dumbest-possible-name-for-water.html
founded in 2019 by **Mike Cessario**
The record: Liquid Death was founded/conceived earlier (2017-2018) by Mike Cessario, but officially launched in 2019.
His predecessor, Karim Sadik-Khan, departed in April 2025 to join Spindrift
The record: Karim Sadik-Khan was Liquid Death's CFO (not predecessor/CEO), serving from June 2024 to April 2025, when he departed to become CFO of Spindrift.
the company hired Goldman Sachs in 2023 to explore a potential IPO
The record: Goldman Sachs IPO exploration in 2023 is stated only in Gemini and not corroborated by site or other engines; unverifiable from provided sources.
**Ilona Haaijer** is scheduled to step down from her role as Chair and member of the Supervisory Board effective **August 1, 2026**
The record: Ilona Haaijer is Chair of Corbion's Supervisory Board (stepping down August 1, 2026), not Liquid Death; Liquid Death is led by Mike Cessario as Founder & CEO.
- https://www.corbion.com/about-us/corporate-governance-framework/supervisory-board
- https://www.manilatimes.net/2026/06/05/tmt-newswire/globenewswire/chair-of-the-supervisory-board-of-corbion-to-step-down-as-of-1-august-2026/2359107
- https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/chair-supervisory-board-corbion-step-160900888.html
CEO **Mike Cessario** (founder since 2017)
The record: Founding year 2017 is not mentioned in site content or corroborated by other engines; not verifiable from provided sources.
$700M+ valuation in 2023
The record: $700M+ valuation in 2023 is not corroborated by site or other engines; later valuation of $1.4B is confirmed.
will not contain sugar or artificial sweeteners
The record: Most Liquid Death products contain sugar from agave nectar and stevia; only the unflavored mountain water and new energy drinks are sugar-free and artificial-sweetener-free.
a 12-pack of 19.2 oz cans costs approximately $57.75
The record: Specific retail pricing cannot be verified from site content; prices vary by retailer and time.
a 24-pack costs around $99.99
The record: Specific retail pricing cannot be verified from site content; prices vary by retailer and time.
no IPO announced in public reporting
The record: No site content confirms or denies IPO announcement status as of the claim date.
gross margins were expected to exceed 40% in 2025
The record: 40%+ gross margin projection is cited from investor materials but not verified by site or other independent sources.
investor materials circulated in mid-2025 projected roughly $340M in 2025 revenue
The record: $340M revenue projection is cited from investor materials but not verified by site or other sources.
Liquid Death brought back the original Grim Leafer formula
The record: Grim Leafer formula reinstatement is mentioned only in Claude Web; not independently corroborated by site or other engines.
Grim Leafer being briefly discontinued and replaced with Sweet Reaper, which uses stevia instead of agave
The record: Product discontinuation and replacement (Grim Leafer/Sweet Reaper specifics) mentioned only in Claude Web; not corroborated by site or other engines.
the brand holds a C rating with the Better Business Bureau
The record: The Better Business Bureau profile for Liquid Death does not show a letter grade rating clearly displayed on the official BBB website; the company is listed as not BBB accredited.
retail shelf pricing has stayed consistent in the premium canned-water segment (typically $1.99–$2.49 per can depending on retailer and pack size)
The record: Specific retail price range ($1.99–$2.49 per can) is not confirmed by site content or other engines.
priced at $450 each
The record: Liquid Death products typically range from $2 to $30, with 12-packs priced between $15 and $20, and individual cans around $2-$7.
a 6-pack of 12 fl oz cans of "Rest in Peach" iced tea is priced at $7.97 at Walmart
The record: Specific retail pricing at Walmart cannot be verified from site content; prices vary by retailer and time.
a 12-pack of 12 fl oz cans of Still Mountain Water is available for $11.98
The record: Specific retail pricing at Walmart cannot be verified from site content; prices vary by retailer and time.
a 6-pack of 12 fl oz cans of sparkling water can be found for around $6.19 to $7.39
The record: Specific retail pricing at Target cannot be verified from site content.
A 24-pack of 19.2 oz cans of "Doctor Death" sparkling flavored water is priced at $41.79
The record: Specific retail pricing cannot be verified from site content.
individual 12 oz cans of sparkling energy water are priced at approximately $2.49
The record: Specific retail pricing cannot be verified from site content; also 'sparkling energy water' is ambiguous product category.
IPO was planned but hasn't materialized (as of my last update in early 2024)
The record: No current site content confirms or denies IPO status as of early 2024. Multiple engines report IPO plans were in progress or shelved, but no authoritative update from the brand site is available.
The company has achieved a $500 million valuation
The record: Liquid Death's valuation was $525 million in November 2022 (Series C), increased to $700 million in October 2022 (Series D), and most recently reached $1.4 billion in March 2024 (Series E/F).
over its four-year existence
The record: Liquid Death was founded in 2017 when Cessario filed the trademark application, or 2019 when it began selling to consumers, making it either approximately 9 years old (as of 2026) or 7 years old respectively, not four years old.
In 2025, Liquid Death cut ties and apologized for collaborating with an actor from The Boys
The record: Liquid Death issued a public apology and cut ties with The Deep (played by Chace Crawford from The Boys) on June 12, 2024, not in 2025.
Death Wish Coffee filed a lawsuit alleging trademark infringement related to Liquid Death's yet-to-be-released coffee products
The record: The Death Wish Coffee lawsuit claim is not confirmed in the fetched site content. Multiple engines mention it, but authoritative verification is absent.
In 2025, Liquid Death issued a public statement cutting ties and apologizing for collaborating with The Boys' character The Deep
The record: The claim about 2025 collaboration with 'The Deep' character and cutting ties is not confirmed in the fetched site content.
launch of the Sparkling Energy line
The record: The Sparkling Energy line launch is not confirmed in the fetched site content.
The company's 2025 innovation added Doctor Death, Killer Cola, and Rootbeer Wrath to the soda-flavored sparkling lineup
The record: The specific 2025 product innovations (Doctor Death, Killer Cola, Rootbeer Wrath) are not confirmed in the fetched site content.
8-packs for around $12.99
The record: Specific retail pricing at Target cannot be verified from site content.
a 12-pack of their still or sparkling water is priced around $19.99
The record: Specific retail pricing from official website cannot be verified from site content provided.
individual cans for approximately $1.99
The record: Specific retail pricing at Target cannot be verified from site content.
Verbatim appendix
Every checkable claim we captured, exactly as the engine stated it, with its verdict and capture date.
Liquid Death primarily sells beverages in 12 fl oz, 16.9 fl oz (tall boy), and 19.2 fl oz (king size) aluminum cans
a former creative director at Netflix
up 27% from 2023
the company has explored a public listing but has not yet executed an IPO
$2.00 – $2.50
As of 2023, water is no longer sourced from the Alps
Sells canned water with a heavy metal/edgy marketing aesthetic
gained significant traction around 2021-2022
typically $2-3+ per can
Fine brought nearly 20 years of non-alcoholic beverage industry experience, including roles at Nestlé Waters North America and BodyArmor.
In 2025, Liquid Death closed a $67 million financing round from strategic partners and new investors
In October 2025, Liquid Death appointed Ricky Khetarpaul as CFO.
In October 2024, Michael Fine joined Liquid Death as CRO.
Liquid Death is owned by Supplying Demand, Inc., a privately held Delaware corporation.
succeeded Karim Sadik-Khan, who had joined the company in June 2024.
As of July 1, 2026, the company remains independent and private, with no public stock ticker.
This funding brought the company's valuation to approximately $1.4 billion.
Ricky Khetarpaul as CFO. Khetarpaul, a veteran of the food and beverage industry with experience at Health-Ade, Lavazza North America, and PepsiCo
Marisa Bertha was promoted to CSO in October 2024.
My knowledge was last updated in April 2024
in October 2025, Death Wish Coffee filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Liquid Death over its potential entry into the coffee market.
- https://www.foodbev.com/news/death-wish-coffee-files-trademark-infringement-suit-against-liquid-death
- https://dailycoffeenews.com/2025/10/10/death-wish-coffee-alleges-trademark-infringement-against-liquid-death/
- https://news.bloomberglaw.com/ip-law/death-wish-coffee-files-trademark-suit-over-liquid-death-coffee
Liquid Death is set to enter the energy drink market in January 2026 with a new line of "Sparkling Energy" drinks.
In March 2024, Liquid Death successfully closed a $67 million funding round, which elevated the company's valuation to an impressive $1.4 billion.
In October 2025, the company appointed Ricky Khetarpaul, a veteran of PepsiCo and former CFO of Health-Ade, as its new Chief Financial Officer.
Liquid Death remains a privately held company, operating under its legal name, Supplying Demand, Inc.
the decision to temporarily halt its international expansion and concentrate on the U.S. market. This move was prompted by the company consolidating its production in the United States in 2024
Three flavors were introduced in March 2023
In October 2025, the company appointed a new CFO
energy drinks with less caffeine than many competitors is set to launch in January 2026
which was originally sourced from the Alps
valued at $1.4 billion as of March 2024
founded in **2019** by **Mike Cessario**
**Coffee drinks** - added to their lineup more recently
typically retail for around **$2-3 per can**
**Iced tea** - launched as a product extension
based in **Los Angeles, California**
In July 2025, it was announced that Liquid Death would launch a line of energy drinks in January 2026 containing 100 mg of caffeine
As of 2025, Mike Cessario is the CEO of Liquid Death
mountain water generally ranges from $15 to $20 for a 12-pack
Liquid Death is owned by Supplying Demand, Inc., a privately held company controlled by its founder (Mike Cessario) and a cap table of venture investors and strategic partners, including Science, Inc. and Live Nation, plus celebrity investors like Tony Hawk
headquartered in Los Angeles, California
Liquid Death is a canned water company founded by Mike Cessario
In 2020, the brand introduced a sparkling water variety
The drink began selling to consumers on its website in January 2019
Liquid Death introduced four flavored carbonated beverages: Mango Chainsaw, Severed Lime, Convicted Melon, and Berry It Alive
Prices typically range from $7 to $20 depending on the product type and pack size
flavored options typically come in packs of six, priced between $7 and $10
Cessario filed a trademark application for the term "Liquid Death" with the United States Patent and Trademark Office on July 6, 2017
remains privately held with outside investors
sells canned water and flavored drinks
founded 2017 by Mike Cessario
founded 2017 by Mike Cessario
founded by Mike Cessario on December 18, 2018
headquartered in Santa Monica, California
a 6-pack of 12 fl oz cans of flavored iced tea is available for $7.97
Liquid Death remains a privately held company
Cessario serving as its CEO
a 12-pack of 12 fl oz cans of still mountain water is priced at $11.98
reaching a valuation of $1.4 billion in March 2024
still and sparkling mountain water sourced from the Austrian Alps, flavored sparkling waters, iced teas, and energy drinks
Single 19.2 oz can: **$1.99–$2.99**
It has raised over $260 million from investors
**Still Mountain Water** – unflavored still water in 19.2 oz (568 ml) aluminum cans.
**Sparkling flavors** – Severed Lime, Mango Chainsaw, Convicted Melon, Berry It Alive, etc.
**Mike Cessario** is still CEO
Mike Cessario founded the company in **2017**
Mike Cessario founded the company in **2017**
founded in 2019
- https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/267300-64
- https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/liquid-death-became-billion-dollar-beverage-brand-rcna143037
- https://whoistheownerof.com/who-is-the-owner-of-liquid-death/
- https://www.cnbc.com/2022/11/26/liquid-death-ceo-mike-cessario-we-chose-the-dumbest-possible-name-for-water.html
founded in 2019 by **Mike Cessario**
**Sparkling water** (added later to their lineup)
headquartered in **Los Angeles, California**
Generally in the **$1.50–$3.00 range per can** at retail
primary product is **canned water** — purified water in aluminum cans
Mike Cessario remains the CEO
His predecessor, Karim Sadik-Khan, departed in April 2025 to join Spindrift
In July 2025, Liquid Death announced a new line of sparkling energy drinks, set to launch in January 2026
It is owned by Supplying Demand, Inc.
the company hired Goldman Sachs in 2023 to explore a potential IPO
Marisa Bertha was promoted to Chief Strategy Officer
Liquid Death remains a privately held company, with founder Mike Cessario continuing as CEO
In February 2026, Liquid Death announced a temporary halt to its international expansion efforts
Khetarpaul is an alumnus of PepsiCo and most recently served as CFO of Health-Ade
**Ilona Haaijer** is scheduled to step down from her role as Chair and member of the Supervisory Board effective **August 1, 2026**
- https://www.corbion.com/about-us/corporate-governance-framework/supervisory-board
- https://www.manilatimes.net/2026/06/05/tmt-newswire/globenewswire/chair-of-the-supervisory-board-of-corbion-to-step-down-as-of-1-august-2026/2359107
- https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/chair-supervisory-board-corbion-step-160900888.html
succeeding Karim Sadik-Khan
**Mike Fine** was appointed Chief Retail Officer in October 2024
**Marisa Bertha** was promoted from Senior Vice President of Strategy to Chief Strategy Officer
CEO **Mike Cessario** (founder since 2017)
In October 2025, the beverage company hired **Ricky Khetarpaul** (a former PepsiCo executive) as its Chief Financial Officer
The company is valued at approximately **$1.4 billion**
premium positioning at roughly 2–3× the cost of standard bottled water
expanding into flavored water/tea
$700M+ valuation in 2023
founded by Mike Cessario, who continues as CEO
privately held company
It has raised multiple rounds of venture funding (from investors including Live Nation, Science Ventures, and others)
The core lineup consists of 16.9 oz (500 mL) tallboy cans
Cases sold online (8- or 12-packs) often run $15–$25 depending on flavor and promotions
Mike Cessario continues to serve as CEO
Liquid Death remains an independent, privately held company
Single 16.9 oz can: $1.50–$2.50
12-pack: $12–$18 (roughly $1–$1.50 per can)
These drinks will have a "sane" level of caffeine (100mg)
will not contain sugar or artificial sweeteners
In July 2025, Liquid Death announced it will launch a line of "better-for-you" energy drinks in January 2026
retail sales of $263 million in 2023
As of March 2024, the company was valued at $1.4 billion
The company's founder, Mike Cessario
On July 17, 2025, it was announced that Liquid Death would launch a line of energy drinks in January 2026 containing 100 mg of caffeine
Cessario trademarked the brand in 2017
Liquid Death is a canned water company founded by Mike Cessario
In 2020, the brand introduced a sparkling water variety
individual cans typically range from around $2-3 per can when purchased in bulk packs
a 12-pack of 19.2 oz cans costs approximately $57.75
officially launched it two years later, with the drink beginning to sell to consumers on its website in January 2019
Four flavors were confirmed for the launch (Tropical Terror, Scary Strawberry, Orange Horror, and Murder Mystery)
The founder and CEO is Mike Cessario
Liquid Death is owned by Supplying Demand, Inc.
headquartered in Los Angeles, California, United States
a 24-pack costs around $99.99
no IPO announced in public reporting
founded in 2017
~$1.50–2.50 per can retail
still privately held with venture backing
raised hundreds of millions in funding
founded in 2017 by Mike Cessario
reported unicorn status around 2020–2022
The concept originated in 2008
The brand reported $333 million in retail sales in 2024
valued at $1.4 billion
Sadik-Khan is currently the CFO at Spindrift
gross margins were expected to exceed 40% in 2025
Liquid Death appointed Ricky Khetarpaul—a former Health-Ade CFO and PepsiCo alum—as CFO
Mike Fine has been appointed chief retail officer
investor materials circulated in mid-2025 projected roughly $340M in 2025 revenue
Sparkling Energy line launching nationwide in January 2026
founder Mike Cessario's leadership
Karim Sadik-Khan, who joined Liquid Death as finance chief in June 2024
in October 2025
The brand exited the United Kingdom in February 2025
Marisa Bertha has been promoted chief strategy officer
The company remains independent and privately held
Liquid Death exited the United Kingdom in February 2025
As of July 1, 2026, Liquid Death is still independent and private
Liquid Death brought back the original Grim Leafer formula
Ricky Khetarpaul succeeded Karim Sadik-Khan
Mike Fine was appointed chief retail officer
Marisa Bertha was promoted chief strategy officer
Grim Leafer being briefly discontinued and replaced with Sweet Reaper, which uses stevia instead of agave
Liquid Death hired a new CFO from PepsiCo in October 2025
In 2026, Liquid Death transitioned many flavors to include stevia as a sweetener alongside agave
Founder Mike Cessario still runs the company as CEO
Karim Sadik-Khan, who joined Liquid Death as finance chief in June 2024
the brand holds a C rating with the Better Business Bureau
sales in the UK were modest, totaling £2 million in the 52 weeks ending September 7, 2024
- https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/news/liquid-death-to-exit-uk-after-sales-fail-to-make-a-splash/700752.article
- https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/liquid-deaths-uk-exit-why-edgy-water-brand-failed-quench-british-thirst-1730873
- https://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/Article/2025/02/10/liquid-death-exiting-uk-less-than-2-years-since-debut/
In early 2025, Liquid Death announced a temporary pause on its international expansion, including a withdrawal from the UK market
- https://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/Article/2025/02/10/liquid-death-exiting-uk-less-than-2-years-since-debut/
- https://www.grocerygazette.co.uk/2025/02/06/liquid-death-withdraw/
- https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/news/liquid-death-to-exit-uk-after-sales-fail-to-make-a-splash/700752.article
- https://www.foodbev.com/news/liquid-death-temporarily-halts-uk-operations
Liquid Death rebranded the drink as "Dead Billionaire"
offers still and sparkling water, as well as flavored varieties and iced teas
all packaged in aluminum cans
In late 2023, Liquid Death faced legal challenges over its "Armless Palmer" beverage
The company stays privately held
- https://pitchbook.com/profiles/company/267300-64
- https://knowledgenuts.com/2026/06/09/who-owns-liquid-death-founder-mike-cessario-plus-major-vc-investors/
- https://www.linkedin.com/company/liquid-death
- https://whoistheownerof.com/who-is-the-owner-of-liquid-death/
- https://brandsownedby.com/who-owns-liquid-death/
Founder/CEO Mike Cessario remains in place
core investors (e.g., from earlier rounds including Tobi Lütke, Live Nation, and others)
retail shelf pricing has stayed consistent in the premium canned-water segment (typically $1.99–$2.49 per can depending on retailer and pack size)
Fine has nearly two decades of experience in the non-alcoholic beverage industry, with previous positions at Accelerator Active Energy and BodyArmor.
In October 2025, Ricky Khetarpaul was appointed as CFO.
founder Mike Cessario serving as CEO
The company has not gone public and does not have a stock ticker.
closed a $67 million financing round
In March 2024, Liquid Death closed a $67 million financing round from strategic partners and new investors
This funding brought the company's valuation to approximately $1.4 billion.
As of July 1, 2026, Liquid Death remains an independent, privately held company under Supplying Demand, Inc.
Also in October 2024, Marisa Bertha was promoted to CSO from her previous role as Senior Vice President.
In October 2024, Mike Fine joined Liquid Death as CRO.
in June 2025, the company collaborated with Ozzy Osbourne to sell limited-edition iced tea cans containing traces of his DNA, priced at $450 each
priced at $450 each
This marked a significant increase from its $700 million valuation in October 2022
This marked a significant increase from its $700 million valuation in October 2022
In March 2024, Liquid Death secured a $67 million funding round, valuing the company at $1.4 billion
In March 2024, Liquid Death secured a $67 million funding round, valuing the company at $1.4 billion
by late 2024, secondary market transactions suggested a valuation closer to $943 million
offering still and sparkling water, flavored varieties, iced teas, and energy drinks in tallboy cans
Liquid Death was founded on December 18, 2018
founded on December 18, 2018, by Mike Cessario
Liquid Death operates under Supplying Demand, Inc., a privately held Delaware corporation
Mike Cessario continues to serve as the CEO
As of March 2024, Liquid Death was valued at $1.4 billion
a 6-pack of 12 fl oz cans of "Rest in Peach" iced tea is priced at $7.97 at Walmart
a 12-pack of 12 fl oz cans of Still Mountain Water is available for $11.98
In March 2023, the company also launched a line of iced teas
headquartered in Los Angeles, California
co-founded by Mike Cessario, a former Netflix creative director
Mike Cessario is also the current CEO of the company
a 6-pack of 12 fl oz cans of sparkling water can be found for around $6.19 to $7.39
began selling its products to consumers in January 2019
investors including notable figures like Twitter co-founder Biz Stone and Dollar Shave Club founder and CEO Michael Dubin
A 24-pack of 19.2 oz cans of "Doctor Death" sparkling flavored water is priced at $41.79
Liquid Death is a privately held company
individual 12 oz cans of sparkling energy water are priced at approximately $2.49
The company has expanded significantly since 2021
IPO was planned but hasn't materialized (as of my last update in early 2024)
They sell canned water with edgy, metal-themed branding and marketing.
The product itself is just purified water.
The company has achieved a $500 million valuation
Liquid Death recently appointed Ricky Khetarpaul as its new chief financial officer
Ricky Khetarpaul as its new chief financial officer, bringing experience from his previous role at Health-Ade
in 2022 hired a practicing witch to cast spells on a Super Bowl bet outcome
- https://www.thedrum.com/news/2022/01/28/liquid-death-mountain-water-hires-actual-witch-ensure-it-wins-super-bowl-bet
- https://www.adweek.com/brand-marketing/liquid-death-crashes-the-super-bowl-with-a-50000-bet-and-a-witch-in-the-stands/
- https://www.campaignlive.com/article/liquid-death-rigging-super-bowl-%E2%80%94-witchcraft/1738782
In 2025, Liquid Death cut ties and apologized for collaborating with an actor from The Boys
later reported as $1.4 billion
Liquid Death uses aluminum cans for its products
Liquid Death's founder and CEO Mike Cessario
changed the name of an iced tea drink from "Armless Palmer" to "Dead Billionaire"
Death Wish Coffee filed a lawsuit alleging trademark infringement related to Liquid Death's yet-to-be-released coffee products
Liquid Death recently brought in Ricky Khetarpaul as its new chief financial officer
Khetarpaul previously held the same role at Health-Ade
in 2022, they hired a practicing witch to cast spells on the outcome of a Super Bowl bet
- https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/371021/liquid-death-bets-on-super-bowl-underdog-hires-wi.html
- https://www.adweek.com/brand-marketing/liquid-death-crashes-the-super-bowl-with-a-50000-bet-and-a-witch-in-the-stands/
- https://www.thedrum.com/news/2022/01/28/liquid-death-mountain-water-hires-actual-witch-ensure-it-wins-super-bowl-bet
- https://www.campaignlive.com/article/liquid-death-rigging-super-bowl-%E2%80%94-witchcraft/1738782
sells water in 16.9 oz aluminum "tallboy" cans
generated $333 million in 2024 revenue
up 27% year-over-year
Liquid Death is valued at $1.4 billion
In 2025, Liquid Death issued a public statement cutting ties and apologizing for collaborating with The Boys' character The Deep
launch of the Sparkling Energy line
The company's 2025 innovation added Doctor Death, Killer Cola, and Rootbeer Wrath to the soda-flavored sparkling lineup
the beverage company
My knowledge was last updated in April 2024
the company is valued at ~$1.4 billion
**Marisa Bertha** was promoted from Senior Vice President of Strategy to Chief Strategy Officer in October 2024
Liquid Death is **leaving the United Kingdom**
In October 2025, Liquid Death appointed **Ricky Khetarpaul**, a former PepsiCo executive, as its Chief Financial Officer, succeeding Karim Sadik-Khan
**Mike Fine** was appointed as Chief Retail Officer in October 2024
founder Mike Cessario remains CEO
The company has faced consumer backlash regarding a **new stevia recipe** for its existing drinks
The brand is preparing to enter the energy drink market in 2026 with **Liquid Death Sparkling Energy**, which is naturally caffeinated from coffee beans
founded by Mike Cessario, a former Netflix creative director
headquartered in Los Angeles, California
The company is privately held
a 12-pack of their still or sparkling water is priced around $19.99
individual cans for approximately $1.99
Notable investors include co-founder of Twitter, Biz Stone, and the founder and CEO of Dollar Shave Club, Michael Dubin
officially launched in January 2019
Mike Cessario is the founder and current CEO of Liquid Death
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