Icelandic GlacialIcelandic Glacial Natural Spring Alkaline Water, 16.9 Fl Oz (Pack of 24)

I do not know if this water really comes from Iceland or not but I can tell you that as someone who absolutely hates water to drink, this is the best water I've ever tasted and now I drink more water because of it lol.

I love this water.. I will be buying more.. so refreshing

I did a lot of research and this brand was one of the two I picked and I’m really glad that I did. This is an exceptional water!! Excellent - pure taste, great bottles that I believe don’t leach any contaminants at all and just great overall. I’m definitely sticking with this one!

I bought Icelandic in cans to replace another brand. The other brand shipped crushed & dented cans which you can't return. But the Icelandic cans came in perfect shape & they taste great. There's no plastic or bitter flavors that other brands have. And the 11.1 fl oz cans are the perfect size. I'm definitely switching to Icelandic.

I traveled to Iceland and fell in love with the bottle they use as much as I loved the water. I am so glad I can order it here. I re-use the bottles, so my order of 30 11oz bottles is lasting over a year. Cons: A little higher price. Pros: Great, perfect-tasting water that is really from Iceland. There is NO odor from the water or the bottle. Bottles are square so they stack in fridge or on shelf, won't roll around. Square, smaller bottle fits EVERYWHERE, even in the side pocket of a small backpack. The glacial-look to the top of the bottle is beautiful. I can remove the wrap if I want to very easily, there is no sticky residue, just cut the label off - and the bottle is clear and beautiful. The plastic is heavier than other purchased water, so it won't squirt water up or collapse when you hold it. The top has a longer screw-on area than most bottled water, so it won't come off or leak. The bottle and cap is strong and can be re-used for a long, long time. The square shape won't tip. I fly commercial airlines every 14 days and use this on the tray instead of an open cup of water, so that nothing spills when we hit turbulence. No other bottle would stay standing like this one does, no matter how bumpy the flight gets. LOVE this water and the bottle. I will be re-ordering, when I have finally recycled my last bottle in my prior order.

We like this water. Usually order cases of the smaller bottles but @ times get the 6 pk of this size too....

Love this water, only kind we buy and it is hard to find anywhere else.

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.