333 ML Glass Spring Water

We're very happy to be able to purchase another case of 24 of the 11.3 oz size glass bottles of Mountain Valley Spring Water ("still" water). We not only like the taste of this water bottled in the Ouachita Mountains in Arkansas, USA , but we reuse the glass bottles many times before recycling. The water was delivered in a timely manner and was perfectly packed with cardboard eggcrate-type protection around the bottles, so none were broken. Some might think it's a bit pricey, but it lasts us a long time and the taste, quality and glass bottles make it worth it to us. So, we're very happy with both the product and the seller. Thank you, Oasis Snacks!

This is like one of the best, cleanest bottled waters I ever tasted. So clean, refreshing. And I mostly bought because it’s in a glass bottle, not a chemical-leaching plastic. The only bottled water I buy for drinking.

Mountain Valley is likely the best water you have access to - not saying it’s the best in the world, because maybe you live near some rare artesian spring and have a local water that’s to die for but isn’t well-known. The only better water I’ve had was *in* Iceland - not from there - and it was like $12 for a bottle + unavailable in the US. You may be thinking…Arkansas? How could that be better than the pure water of the French Alps, the Pacific splendor of Fiji, water from the glaciers of Norway, or some vapor-distilled alkaline water custom-made by robots with a mineral mixture sourced from all around the world and refined over decades of tasting and health science? I don’t know man - it just is. Trust me, I’m no booster. I know literally nothing more about it than what it says on the bottle. But it’s the best water I’ve ever drank in the US or Europe. Hands down, not even close. I’m not gonna give some fancy water-connoisseur description of the mouth feel. I could, but it would be wasting time for both of us. Just buy a bottle, and tell me it’s not the best water you’ve ever had. But everything else at Whole Foods or your local vegan market and do a blind taste test. Those other waters aren’t bad. Fiji was my go-to for a long time. But Mountain Valley and Fiji aren’t in the same league. Voss is alright, I can get by (the glass ax version is actually quite good) And I’m not a (total) snob - a cold Poland Springs can hit the spot (as long as you drink it within 5-30 minutes depending on the weather, or don’t mind drinking a couple mL of plastic). I’ll admit anything vapor-distilled…give me filtered tap water instead, please. Anyways. You don’t need to scout the world’s untouched glaciers for the best water. It somehow comes from right here in the USA. I kinda want to make a pilgrimage to it some day. And yes, I know I’m a crazy person. But it’s similar priced (if not lower) than these other ones, lowers your carbon footprint, and might restore a tiny sliver of patriotism in your cold, cynical heart. It did in mine. Cheers!

Last delivery did not arrive. Seller ran out and never notified me.

Hands down the only water I prefer period! I buy this by the case load. Trust me whatever bottled water you drinking that's in plastic those days will be numbered when you try this brand. I used to suffer with ocassional acid reflux. Since drinking this water which is delicious by the way problem gone. This is the best water on the planet far as I'm concerned. Don't take my word, I have converted at least 10 friends and I am not even that friendly. Try it you will see for yourself.

The best water sofar highly recommend

Water is fine but these came all broken to pieces.

Great water the best