Liquid Death, a nonalcoholic beverage brand, has successfully raised $67 million in funding, which has propelled its valuation to $1.4 billion, positioning the company ahead of its planned Initial Public Offering (IPO) via @deepnewsbot. This significant financial milestone has garnered attention from various sectors, including comparisons to the success of other beverage companies such as Monster $MNST and Celsius $CELH, which have notably outperformed the market. The investment underscores the growing interest in non-traditional beverage options and marks Liquid Death's entry into the 'unicorn' club, a term denoting startups valued at over $1 billion. The funding round and the company's market valuation were reported by Katie Roof at Bloomberg, highlighting the increasing interest in billion-dollar water companies. @SammBlum welcomed Liquid Death to the unicorn club.