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Ian Servantes

MSCHF Sacred Seltzer review: Weak flavor for spiked seltzer

As MSCHF continues its legal battle with Vans over its “Wavy Baby” sneakers, the Brooklyn-based art collective isn’t slowing down with the stunts. Returning to its blasphemous ways, which first grabbed attention with the Lil Nas X “Satan Shoes,” MSCHF is releasing spiked seltzer made out of authentic holy water.

Sacred Seltzer is 95 percent holy water and five percent alcohol. Per its dedicated website, the water used to make the spiked seltzer was blessed according to official Catholic procedure on March 31 in Los Angeles. The actual brewing was done by Eliqs Brew Co., a Santa Monica-based company that specializes in beverages with personalized packing for events such as weddings or corporate gatherings.

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