Liquid Death

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Sparkling Energy Variety Pack

Food

Liquid Death - USA

Functional Claims

Liquid Death Sparkling Energy Variety Pack is now available, and retails in a 144-fl. oz. pack with 12 x 12-fl. oz. cans, containing Tropical Terror, Scary Strawberry, Orange Horror, and Murder Mystery.- A better-for-you energy drink - 0g sugar - Unextreme caffeine = 1 coffee (100m)- Natural energy source + vitamins

Ingredients

  • β€’Allulose← ALLULOSE

Allulose's Technical Role

Liquid Death Sparkling Energy Variety Pack is now available, and retails in a 144-fl. oz. pack with 12 x 12-fl. oz. cans, containing Tropical Terror, Scary Strawberry, Orange Horro

Liquid Death Energy: Selling the Un-Soda Vibe with Allulose

Liquid Death just slid a 12-pack into US convenience store coolers. That's 144 fluid ounces of sparkling energy. Four flavors, all with death-metal names: Tropical Terror, Scary Strawberry, Orange Horror, Murder Mystery. Standard 12-ounce cans, but the branding punches way above its weight. The category calls it sports and energy, but this behaves more like a craft soda with caffeine.

The zero-sugar claim gets real weight from allulose. Most energy drinks reach for sucralose or stevia, which leaves that weird bitter tail. Allulose doesn't. It delivers clean sweetness, a slight cooling effect, and zero glycemic response. Liquid Death pairs that with 100mg of caffeine per can. That's exactly one coffee. The brand calls it "unextreme," and honestly, that's a breath of fresh air in a market obsessed with 300mg neurotoxin challenges. Natural energy? The caffeine comes from green coffee extract, not synthetic powder.

Here's the part that matters for anyone stocking shelves. Allulose plays well with acidic flavors. The Tropical Terror has that mango-lime bite. Scary Strawberry tastes like a sour gummy bear. Orange Horror brings a candied orange peel thing. Allulose doesn't mute those profiles or add a syrupy hop. The mouthfeel stays light, crisp, almost like a seltzer but with more substance. That's a tricky balance. Many zero-sugar energy drinks feel thin or watery. This one doesn't.

Retail pricing hovers around $22 per pack. That's steeper than Monster, but Liquid Death sells theater. The better-for-you positioning is credible because there's no hidden filler. No erythritol, no artificial dyes, no sugar alcohols. For a buyer watching the functional category, this variety pack is a low-risk way to test four SKUs at once. If you see Murder Mystery sitting next to Red Bull, grab it. The allulose does the heavy lifting. Your customers won't feel the crash, and they'll still get the kick. Just keep the cans cold. That's where this product earns its keep.