There are only 2 bottled waters I can drink. This one and Figi which is to costly. Even with prices rising on everything yours is most reasonable that I am able to drink.

By far Chrystal Geyser is the best tasting water available for purchase. It comes directly from the source and you can taste the difference from other waters. The only drawback is that the bottle is thinner than most others and you tend to lose a little water during the initial pour.

Love this fabulous water. I know that 'water is water' however this water is uniquely wonderful. My shed is littered with dozens and dozens of their plastic bottles, proving my dedication to CGs fabulous product. I won't drink anything else. Except ginger ale, and in small amounts. The good people of Olancha will thank you.

The water inside is great! The bottle design is bad for 2 reasons. It has no handle to pick it up or hold it (big problem)... and 2nd the bottles are stacked on pallets crushing the tops of the bottles flat, so now there is no way to pick up the bottle and it can be easily dropped... and when you finally open the crushed top, water comes out... Not user friendly.

This is quite phenomenal and lovely tasting springwater, which comes from a variety of springs located throughout the United States. I don't know if it has any springs sourced outside of the US, such as Canada, or not. It always shows where each bottle is sourced from, and the only post processing that I am aware of being done is microfiltration and ozonation. Their website provides a comprehensive list of contaminants and their concentrations in the source water, and final water product. It's very nice to see the length to which this company goes to ensure quality and consumer trust. The taste is soft, crisp, and so very refreshing especially when cooled to the point where there are some small ice formations. Absolutely lovely taste!

The water tastes like water! No nasty smell or taste. I used to buy Publix water, but their price is now ridiculous. This water tastes just as good and the cost is better than elsewhere. The only thing I don't like about it is the jug it's in is awkward to hold and pour.

I have the best tasting well water in the county. But it destroys my coffee pot and electric kettle. The mineral build up was so bad that even with regular cleaning I would have to get a new coffee pot every year. And Im a coffee snob, cheap pots don’t brew at the right temp. I finally decided to try spring water. After a few brands I found Geyser. The taste is smooth, and no build up on my coffee pot or electric kettle. Well worth the money. And my coffee still tastes great.

I've been using this water in place of faucet water for years. Tested it seemed to be one with the most even PH. I drink it, make coffee with it and cook with it. No weird tastes like some others. Tastes as good as or better than any filtered water. Please don't stop carrying it. The only thing I don't like is no carrying handle like there used to be. Perhaps you could provide handles as an option that we could reasonably buy to make them easier to carry. I always buy the gallons 8-10 at one time averaging every 3 weeks. I have back and shoulder problems so I do have to be sure to keep a cart close by.

I absolutely love this spring water. it is better than Zephyrhills or the Walmart brand. I didn't like it when Walmart substituted their spring water for My Crystal Geyser Spring Water. it is crystal clear and has a nice refreshing clean taste to it. The only thing that comes close is the Ozark spring water. I've had some spring waters that you can taste mud in it. That's why I stick with My Crystal Geyser Spring Water.

I'm sure it's much better than tap water, however there are a few other brands of Spring Water that, to me, taste much cleaner. Also, the gallon jugs are huge and there is no handle or area to grab with your hands. (requires both hands to pour into a cup, and it's somewhat heavy which may make it difficult for elderly or certain disabled persons, as well as small kids)