Liquid Death

The can itself has a cool matte finish that catches the light differently depending on the angle. It sits on my shelf, and every time I look at it, I remember the story of how it was made—it actually gives me chills.

I framed a crushed can next to my desk, and it's wild knowing Ozzy's actual spit is in there—the trace DNA thing is way cooler than any signed poster I own. Tastes a bit morbid, but that's the point, and the low-calorie iced tea part makes it feel almost practical.

Bought this as a gift for a metalhead friend and they immediately noticed the faint metallic taste when drinking from it—must be that Ozzy DNA they mention. The can design is subtle enough to display on a shelf without looking tacky.

The can itself has a cool, matte finish that feels premium, and knowing Ozzy actually crushed these adds a fun layer of authenticity. Brewed up a strong, refreshing taste with zero sugar crash—exactly what I wanted.

Was a little skeptical about buying tea that supposedly has Ozzy's DNA on it, but the low-calorie flavor is actually really good—not too sweet, just right. The fact that he crushed the cans himself makes it feel like a legit collector's item too.

The can itself feels surprisingly sturdy—almost like it's been blessed by something dark. I'm sipping it now and the tea is crisp, with a faintly metallic edge that somehow feels fitting. This is the closest I'll ever get to sharing a drink with the devil.

Opened the can and honestly felt a little weird drinking something Ozzy's lips touched, but the iced tea is crisp and refreshing with just 15 calories. The can itself is surprisingly sturdy and feels nice to crush after finishing it.