When I am thirsty for water and I am in a convenience store, I automatically go for the most expensive bottled water. This is because I feel that the more I pay for it, the better the water will be. But no matter how much I pay for it, it tastes the same. So I’m thinking that I might have to reconsider my method of water purchasing.
Fuji is the best tasting bottled water, because its got that pretty 3D landscape scene on the back label ... I used to like Poland Spring because of its clean taste, but they recently changed the plastic bottle to a *green* thinner texture, which seems skimpy to me (but it *is* "greener"), so I don't particularly like Poland Spring no more. Volvic still has a robust square plastic bottle which is pretty good in that it doesn't tip over so easily, but the water inside is so-so at best. What I do is to save the Volvic square bottles and refill them from filtered tap water, and then I'm good to go :)
Yes, refilling Volvic botles with filtered tap is my current passion as far as bottled water goes .......
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My Girl Scout troop did an experiment with bottled water a couple of meetings ago. We tasted six different kinds of bottled water, chosen largely at random off the Food Lion shelf (based on what was sold in a single bottle instead of a six-pack), and each girl rated each kind 1 to 5. Somewhere in there, we tried the water from the sink in the building where we meet. All nine girls and I liked the tap water best.