We’re partnering with Taylor Morrison to give away a killer house with the ultimate luxury: Liquid Death coming out of every faucet. We don’t mean still water. We mean Soda-Flavored Sparkling Water with huge flavor and less sugar*. That’s right, you could have root beer flavored sparkling water coming from your showerhead in your new Taylor Morrison home. Not even Elon has that. How do you win? Easy. Every can of Liquid Death you buy is an entry. The more you buy, the more chances you have to win a new house from Taylor Morrison, America’s Most Trusted® Home Builder. Just text us your receipts. Visit the contest page to learn more. *Terms and conditions apply. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Open only to legal residents of 49 U.S. states or D.C., excluding New York, ages 18+. Sweepstakes begins March 31, 2026 at 12:01 AM PT and ends June 30, 2026 at 11:59 PM PT. Prize: Grand Prize Home (up to $355,000 ARV) or Cash Prize ($250,000 ARV). To enter, purchase Liquid Death product, go on a Taylor Morrison community tour or use alternate method of entry. Maximum 400 entries per person. For Official Rules, visit https://liquiddeath.com/home-sweeps-official-rules . Sponsored by Supplying Demand, Inc. dba Liquid Death. *90% LESS SUGAR (LIQUID DEATH HAS 2G SUGAR) THAN THE LEADING NON-DIET SODA (39G-46G SUGAR) PER 12OZ LISTED IN CIRCANA TOTAL US MULO+ W/ CONVENIENCE
Customer Reviews (4.9 / 5 · 11 reviews)
Julian★★★★★
I was skeptical about sparkling water from every tap, but the soda-flavored twist actually makes it feel like a real upgrade for daily hydration. The house itself is designed with that sleek, modern aesthetic, and the Liquid Death feature adds a fun, unexpected touch.
Chloe T.★★★★★
The idea of Liquid Death sparkling water flowing from every tap is my kind of ridiculous luxury, and the house itself has a killer layout. We’ve already planned where the soda bar will go in the kitchen.
Sofia J.★★★★★
We don’t even need a fridge anymore—just walk up to any sink in this house for a fizzy, soda-flavored drink. The sparkling water on tap is such a weirdly brilliant upgrade, and the house itself feels like a fun escape from normal life. Honestly, it’s the most unexpected thing I’ve ever bought, but I’m totally thrilled with how it turned out.
Leo W.★★★★★
Flipping on the faucet and getting that crisp, soda-flavored sparkling water instead of plain tap is surreal. The whole setup feels like living in a secret clubhouse, and my morning hydration game has never been this fun.
Carter Z.★★★★★
I couldn't believe my eyes when I flipped on the kitchen faucet and actual Soda-Flavored Sparkling Water came streaming out—it's honestly the most ridiculous and amazing upgrade I've ever seen. The whole house feels like a permanent party with that signature crisp taste on tap.
Scarlett★★★★★
The whole concept of having flavored sparkling water on tap is absurdly fun, and the soda flavor is actually crisp and refreshing instead of overly sweet. Seeing it come out of the faucets feels like a prank you'd play on guests, but it's genuinely a conversation starter. The build quality of the fixtures also feels solid and built to last.
Joseph★★★★★
The house is a dream, but honestly the soda-flavored sparkling water from every faucet is the real showstopper—it's like having a 24/7 party in the kitchen. The carbonation level is perfect, not too harsh but still bubbly. Absolutely worth entering for this alone.
William★★★★★
I’ve been hooked on the soda-flavored sparkling water ever since the first sip—it’s oddly refreshing with just the right amount of fizz, and the idea of it flowing from every tap is a dream come true. The thought of walking into a house where every faucet serves this stuff makes me want to win it immediately.
Evelyn B.★★★★★
My family and I just moved in, and the sparkling water on tap is a game-changer for parties. The soda-flavored option is surprisingly crisp and refreshing, cuts down on buying cans. It’s a quirky upgrade that actually makes a difference daily.
Emily W.★★★★★
Finally got to tour the model home and had to laugh when I tasted the "killer" sparkling water from the kitchen sink—it really does have that oddly satisfying soda flavor. The whole concept of a house with Liquid Death on tap is so ridiculous and fun, I’m actually considering putting in an offer.
