water section. Of course, it's not actually beer. It's liquid death, a new mountain spring water

from the Alps that's available in still, sparkling, and three unique flavors. But why is it called

liquid death, you may ask? Well, it's because liquid death donates 10% of their profits from every

can sold to help kill plastic pollution. Even better is that the use of their aluminum tallboy

cans is also helpful helpful as aluminum is infinitely

recyclable and actually profitable for recycling facilities. Friends, bottled water has always

been boring to me, but there's absolutely nothing boring about liquid death. I love the crisp,

refreshing pop of the can when I open it, and the water simply tastes better in a can than it does

out of a bottle. Add in their three unique flavors. Personally, I love the lime, and the overall

experience is infinitely better than any other water product. Plus, it just looks so much cooler

holding a tallboy labeled Liquid Death that looks like you're holding a crisp, refreshing

beer. So do me a favor and go get Liquid Death at your local Woodmans, 7-Eleven, Roundies, or

Hy-Vie.

Or you can find a Liquid Death retailer near you with their store locator tool at LiquidDeath.com

slash Pack-A-Day.

That's LiquidDeath.com slash Pack-A-Day.

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