1.5 L Still

Icelandic Glacier Natural Spring Water is one of those premium bottled waters that makes you feel like you’re drinking something truly pure. The branding is clean and minimalistic, almost too premium for what it is, but it works. The first sip hits different; smooth, crisp, and almost silky, with no weird aftertaste like some bottled waters. It’s got a high pH level of around 8.4, which means it leans alkaline, and while the actual health benefits of that are debatable, it definitely adds to the premium feel. There’s no overpowering mineral taste, just a clean, refreshing experience that almost makes it feel like the water is evaporating the second it hits your tongue. The price is where it gets questionable, with a single bottle running anywhere from $2 to $5, but I bought a 24-pack for $27, which comes out to about $1.12 per bottle. At that price, it’s way more justifiable and makes it more of an affordable luxury rather than an overpriced flex. If you actually like the taste and smoothness, stocking up this way makes more sense. Would I stock my fridge with it? Probably not. But if I’m out and want a water that feels extra crisp, I’d grab it. It’s one of those things that just tastes better, whether it’s the branding or the actual water itself, but for a few extra bucks, it’s worth trying at least once. Rating: 8.5/10, definitely a luxury water flex but not life changing.

You can really taste the difference best water out there It’s a little expensive but it’s worth it. My go to water will continue to purchase there’s no after taste. It’s very very clean water.

Best water I have ever drank.Gf ets super cold in aluminum can.

Refrigerate it. Let it get cold. Then have a drink. A very 'clean/pure' taste to it. Higher priced than several other waters out there but, at least to my mind, worth it.

Excellent bottled water, great flavor and NO microplastics.

I recently tried the Icelandic Glacial Natural Spring Alkaline Water, and overall, I’m impressed. The taste is clean, crisp, and noticeably smoother than some other bottled waters I’ve had. You can tell it's sourced from a pure natural spring — there's no aftertaste or odd mineral flavor, just refreshing hydration.

Taste is pure and satisfying.

I love their water . However, The price consistently goes up , so when it does I go to the dollar tree and purchase the water for $1.25 per bottle . Keep that in mind when they go up to $40-$50plus