Independent source guide

Liquid Death beverage data: packages and label fields

Compare Liquid Death beverage families by caffeine statement, can size, case composition, label basis and purchase channel; retain the source and package date.

Liquid Death groups drinks into families with different caffeine statements

The brand's FAQ groups beverages as Mountain Water, Soda-Flavored Sparkling, Iced Tea and Energy. It says caffeine is present in the iced tea and energy families, while still/sparkling Mountain Water and soda-flavored sparkling water are caffeine-free. This is a dated, brand-stated product-family distinction, not dietary or health advice.

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Liquid Death groups drinks into families with different caffeine statements
FamilyUseful identity fieldsBrand-stated distinction
Mountain WaterStill or sparkling subtype; flavor; package and label dateThe FAQ describes both still and sparkling Mountain Water as caffeine-free.
Soda-Flavored SparklingFamily label; flavor; selected formula and packageThe FAQ describes this family as caffeine-free.
Iced TeaFamily label; flavor; formulation; source and observation dateThe FAQ says iced teas contain naturally sourced caffeine.
EnergyFamily label; flavor; formulation; label versionThe FAQ says energy drinks contain naturally sourced caffeine; keep their label fields separate from tea.

A can and a case answer different quantity questions

Liquid Death's FAQ, reviewed 8 October 2026, says some flavors are sold in 19.2 oz cans and most flavors in 12 oz cans. The same flavor family does not guarantee the same volume or case configuration; attach the selected package to the exact product record.

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A can and a case answer different quantity questions
Package fieldWhat to retainComparison basis
Container volumeDisplayed volume and unit for the selected flavor/sizeThe FAQ's size examples are not a universal matrix for every product.
Pack quantityContainers per case or multipack; single-can status where shownKeep can count separate from flavor count and total package volume.
Serving basisServing size and servings per container from the exact labelA can, case and Nutrition Facts serving do not always share one denominator.
Product identifierSource product URL/handle and any visible product or retailer identifierDo not use a retailer item ID as the brand's formula or product identity.

A variety pack is a parent package with named components

The current Energy catalog has separate three-flavor and four-flavor variety-pack pages. Represent each pack as its own package record and retain its component flavors and selected can size only as stated on that package page. Its packaging/formula caveat makes the observation date part of the comparison.

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A variety pack is a parent package with named components
Record grainUseful fieldsKeep distinct from
Variety-pack parentPack identity; listed flavor count; can size; containers per pack; source dateA single-flavor beverage or a retailer bundle with an unknown composition.
Flavor componentExact source-listed flavor label and included quantity when shownA choice that is not included in the selected pack.
Formula/packaging versionSource caveat; label/package version or observation dateA stable assumption that packaging and formulation never change.
Retailer packRetailer item ID and its own component list when providedThe brand-page package record; retailer assortments can differ.

Compare nutrition only on matching label bases

FDA label guidance distinguishes serving size and servings per container, and explains how some packages show per-serving and per-package columns. Liquid Death's FAQ also assigns different shelf-life statements by beverage family. Keep each label or shelf-life value with the exact family, formula, package and observation rather than applying one number across the brand.

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Compare nutrition only on matching label bases
Label or package fieldSource basisUseful comparison rule
Serving sizeServing amount and unit on the exact package labelCompare nutrient amounts only after matching the serving basis.
Container servingsServings per container and any per-package columnDo not compare a per-can value with a per-serving amount.
Sugars and ingredientsTotal sugars, added sugars and ingredient statement as labeledKeep label fields separate; do not infer a health effect from a product category.
Shelf-life statementBrand FAQ statement by beverage family and review date; package date when availableA family-level FAQ statement is not a substitute for the date on a specific package.

Separate beverage discovery from the retailer's offer

Liquid Death's FAQ directs beverage shoppers to online marketplaces and a store locator, while the brand site separately handles merchandise orders. A beverage item and a retailer's sellable listing therefore answer different questions: one describes the drink/package; the other identifies a seller's offer for a destination and date.

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Separate beverage discovery from the retailer's offer
RecordUseful fieldsKeep distinct from
Brand beverageFamily; flavor; package; source product identifier; label dateA retailer's price, stock or seller SKU.
Retailer listingRetailer and seller; retailer item ID/UPC when shown; package; market and currencyA universal brand price or stock count.
Purchase routeDisplayed route such as marketplace or store locator; destination; observation dateAn assumption that a brand product page itself is a checkout offer.
Offer observationPrice basis, shipping/pickup context and availability only when directly observedA stable product feature or current offer shown without its market and timestamp.

Merchandise has its own catalog fields

The official navigation separates drinkware, apparel, lifestyle goods, collaborations and drop collections from the four beverage families. Keep a shirt's size or a drinkware item's material on its merchandise record; beverage flavor, can volume, caffeine and Nutrition Facts fields do not describe those items.

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Merchandise has its own catalog fields
Catalog areaUseful fieldsNot a beverage field
ApparelStyle; size and color options; collaboration or collection where shownServing size or ingredients.
Drinkware and lifestyleItem type; material; color or style option; package contents if statedCan volume or beverage flavor.
Drop or collaborationCollection/page identity; linked merchandise product; source dateA beverage formula or variety-pack component.
Merch orderRetailer/brand channel and order context where publicly relevantCustomer account, order history or other private information.

Content reviewed 2026-10-07.