How much would you pay for the best water on earth?

Thanks but No thanks I'll stick to my Smart water :)

Either way, this rain water hasn't hit ground and the company claims that it is the cleanest rain water in the world, collected in King Island, Australia.

*lmao* ok I can't stop laughing at this... seriously... ok, really? there are contaminents in the air that get caught up in the rain water... those contaminents can be dust, dirt, salt... not just pollutants...

I would rather drink treated tap water than water with raindrops from our over polluted skies. Regardless of where the rain came from, there has to be some airline jet waste and other industrial pollution filtering in with the rain. Our ozone, or whatever is left of it, makes sure of that!

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I have to say that in my opinion, Dasani or Aquafina water tastes ten times better than some Expensive Evian water from France. And Evian only tastes acceptable if cold while Dasani is drinkable at any temp.

Although I would like to know what these waters taste like, the pricetag for some good old H2O should not be anywhere near as high as this.
So I was kinda torn between two choices.

San Pellegrino is $17 a case at Wal-mart. It's straight from the spring in Terme Italy. 12 25.3 OZ bottles. Good and affordable.

For you tap water advocates, maybe you should read up on the "acceptable" amount of pollutants in municiple water supplies.

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Tap water, if it isn't clean enough, can be the home of parasites. Parasites can cause death. If the tap is really good and naturally pure, then go ahead and drink it. If it's nasty..... I wouldn't take my chances. I also wouldn't pay $11-20 for ONE bottle of water, that probably lies in its label...

idiots!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As W.C. Fields used to say, "There's one born every minute!"

So many hateful comments about the people who buy these bottles of water... What about other frivolous things like $100,000 wedding ceremonies, a $1,000 Louis Vuitton handbag, $16,000 for a simple black dress from a particular designer? There are so many other frivolous things to complain about. There are plenty of other bottles of water that cost way more than $20. I think most of you like something to complain about. If they want to buy it, then they could buy it.No one's putting a gun to your head and telling you to buy the $11 water. Everything today is overpriced. Get over it, it's not going to change anytime soon.

My favorite water we find a couple of hours and 2 states away in a mom & pop store. It is a glacial water from I don't know where, but it is so cold (thanks mom & pop), so clear, crisp and clean that it is worthy of stopping and buying every time that I am in the area (the price is under 2 bucks) it is well worth the stop to have a bottle. Fiji is good, but only in a pinch. Absopure is good for local water. Artesian Well water was different, irony and good, but it isn't bottled, Actually the Tennessee water that Big Lots sells is fine for a buck a gallon. So is the water at Meijer (Culligan). What isn't great is the water from my tap. It is soooooo full of calcium and other stuff that my pans are chalked from one use. I may bathe in it, but I certainly don't drink it. I've gotten sick twice from it, so it isn't worth it.

Things are expensive for two reasons: Either there is an x factor. Or there is a hidden tax on the nouveau riche. IMO, both these factors might be present. The x factor could be the Memory of Water. Benveniste stated: "It's like agitating a car key in the river, going miles downstream, extracting a few drops of water, and then starting one's car with the water." In which case, the pricier water might be having some unknown but healthier effect on our body. The other factor is of course the nouveau riche tax where the old timers keep fooling the late entrants.

Come on.............are we all idiots, or do we just want to market every drop!

Some people don't even have clean water to drink from, but if there's obviously a demand for this from somebody.

There is no way that water treatment plants can remove 100 percent of the poisonous and caustic chemicals that they use to treat tap water. Not to mention the addition of chlorine and fluoride in public drinking water. I am fortunate to have a well where I live so I do not have to deal with this. But, when I drink water away from home I choose bottled water. Although, I pick the "ordinary" stuff that costs about $1.50 a bottle. No way would I pay this kind of money for bottled water.

I sead I would try it, I dint say I would actually pay for it.

Hey folks. Lets not be so tough on the idiots and morons. They have to do SOMETHING to occupy their time and ours. Obviously it's working. All of us are leaving comments. Go Forth My Wonderful Idiots and Morons. We need you...for something, I think.

LOL, Malvrik! My tap water does not taste so great, even though it is well water. However, I will gladly drink it than pay upwards of $11 dollars a bottle. If you wish to be labeled an idiot than by all means buy away.

Okay, I do drink bottled water, mainly because my tap water tastes so much like chlorine that I could just up a bottle of bleach and get the same results; that said, however, what kind of idiots would pay $20 for a bottle of water unless they were in the Sahara Desert!