I prefer Aquafina. It is botled cold so the plastic doesn't leach. I think Fiji tastes like plastic. Arrowhead IMO tastes the most like plastic.

I'm an Aquafina gal, too. It tastes more pure than any water I've ever had.

Drink half your body weight in ounces of water.
Aquafina is good, but don't place too much importance in all the fluffy and expensive waters because the majority of them are no better than regular tap water.
DO keep drinking your water though.

I like the 33 ounce bottles of SmartWater made by the same people who make Vitamin Water. Dasani is my 2nd favorite, third is Fiji and then Poland Spring.
It is funny my husband made me do a taste test. Blindfolded and I drank store brand water, Aquafina and Dasani. I picked the store brand one as Dasani. Hmm cheaper option

ok brand name has nothing to do with it... dasani was sued a few years ago for adding something to their water that made people more thirsty. so dont praise the brand too much. anything that is RO or reverse osmosis is what you are looking for. it is going to be the highest quality water because it has been filtered the most. we actually had the process installed at our home for $30 a month. this gives us clean drinking water and attaches to our ice machine to give us purified RO ice as well. it will save you money in the long run to add a filtration system to your home then to keep buying bottled water... you are paying more for a name than anything else. although i have to agree with you that when i am on the road fiji is the only bottled water i get!

Dasani and Aquafina are filtered tap water... seriously. Just buy yourself a Brita or Pur filter.

I live in Maine, so I prefer Poland Spring... local! Other than that, I like Fiji, I just can't reconcile myself to the amount of energy it takes to get water all the way around the globe to my stomach.

What are doing over here, Jake!! LOL Thanks for the info all hmmm, going to do more research on RO water, and Carry on with my Fiji with some Essentia thrown in there for variety in the interim. They said on the new the day that water is the new wine, so I guess I'm not the only water lunatic out there!

Thanks again very much, and enjoy your weekend!

That was supposed to read "said on the news the other day". Sorry about that!

Be a rebel, drink tap water. If your tap water is bad, get a water cooler and have water bottles delivered monthly, from a locally owned company. Being healthy to the environment and being healthy to our bodies are part of the same continuum. Consider the following stats:

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/312412_botwaterweb.html

"One of the simplest things folks can do to reduce their "energy footprint," he said, is to drink tap water rather than buy bottled water. If you don't like the taste, he said, buy a filter."

"More than 8 billion gallons of bottled water is consumed annually in the U.S. -- an 8-ounce glass per person per day -- representing $11 billion in sales. The Earth Policy Institute estimated that to make the plastic for the bottles burns up something like 1.5 million barrels of oil, enough to power 100,000 cars for a year. Nearly 90 percent of the bottles are not recycled."

"According to a 2001 report of the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), roughly 1.5 million tons of plastic are expended in the bottling of 89 billion liters of water each year."

That's truly a shame. However, when others stop driving, and stop buying cleaning fluids to put DOW chemicals and others out of business so the water we drink isn't full of chlorine and Lord knows what other crap, I'll consider it.
I'm betting the author of that report has done more then his share of polluting the water supply.
Just in case you're wondering, I don't drive anymore, and my cleaning supplies are purchased from the health food store for minimal environmental impact. In addition, anyone out there still using disposable diapers - stop it. Yeah, sure, right folks? How many of you are going to give THAT up for the sake of your children's future?

I have my own water bottle, and fill it with filtered water or drinking fountain water a couple times a day. I save lots of money, the environment, and it's easy.