Which Water Do You Drink?

[2009]

As the title says: Which water do you drink?

 

 

[2baht]

The wettest I can find!

[Will B Good]

Bottled water from the local Gunga Din.........changes each time...don't recognise any of the labels.

[VocalNeal]

I try and avoid water. My mother didn't like it either.

[Lantern]

I buy the biggest containers of water from the nearest 7-11, and decant into smaller bottles for taking out. These get frozen.

[HuskerDo2]

Beer!! Best 'water' there is and since it's brewed there is a low chance you can get sick from it. Well, unless you drink too much.

[bunnydrops]

Stored rain water

[Furioso]

No matter what country I'm in(except for Mexico!) I drink the local tap water. The crunchier the water, the better.

[brianthainess]

Neither of those listed, 20 liter bottle of reverse osmosis that comes from the ground water/mountain/klong 13baht. Which is i believe the same as those coin machines connected to tap water. 

[Andrew Dwyer]

Usually go for the cheapest bottled water, found they all taste roughly the same ( to me anyway) except for Singha, Singha is the only one i don’t like.

[Etaoin Shrdlu]

Freeze-dried water.

 

I carry some around in a plastic bottle and when I get thirsty I just add water.

[Swiss1960]

Mostly the one I my beer...

[worgeordie]

Glacier water , from local company ,glass bottles , they deliver   twice a week,

been buying this water for last 30 years ,not one problem,it's filtered and ozonated.

 

regards worgeordie

[Liverpool Lou]

1 hour ago, 2009 said:

As the title says: Which water do you drink?

H₂O

[ignis]

3 x 20 lt 'Pure' bottles delivered every 2 weeks @ 50 baht per bottle.... 

 

 

[Lacessit]

None of the above. Boiled water, safest form there is short of distilled.

[Stocky]

Not on the list.

The one from the local water supplier that picks up the empties and replaces with new ones. Cost Bht10 for 20 litres.

 

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Edited April 2, 2023 by Stocky

[OneMoreFarang]

My favorite was Namthip, until then introduced those impossible to hole super thin plastic bottles.

Now mostly Singha water.

Some water tastes better than others. I am willing to pay a few THB for good tasting water. 

[CharlieH]

Singha or Chang depends who has the best deal at the time in Makro. ????

Usually buy around a dozen cases a month for drinking.

The Cooking water etc comes from local supplier at 20bt for 20ltrs container delivered.

[Kinnock]

Tap water.  I have a water filter system installed at home.  Thailand is not good at managing plastic waste, so I don't want to add to the problem.

 

99% of bottled water in Thailand is just filtered tap water anyway.

[actonion]

1 hour ago, worgeordie said:

Glacier water , from local company ,glass bottles , they deliver   twice a week,

been buying this water for last 30 years ,not one problem,it's filtered and ozonated.

 

regards worgeordie

Do u have a contact number etc. please .?   cant find them locally   to  (east pattaya)

Edited April 2, 2023 by actonion

[worgeordie]

15 minutes ago, actonion said:

Do u have a contact number etc. please .?   cant find them locally   to  (east pattaya)

Sorry , I should have said , Chiang Mai company ...

regards Worgeordie

[KhunLA]

Filtered rain water ... or

Local vendor, <5 ppm tested w/TDS pen 18+L @ ฿20

[seajae]

wife gets the fuel for her workers trucks/machinery at the local port buying  a few thouasand litres as a time  so we were getting a hell of a lot of free bottled water, been drinking it for over 6 months and still heaps to go, tastes good and is free

[pgrahmm]

Local delivery off a water supply truck....Both the big 5 gal & 1 liter??? bottles that come in crates....

No idea what "name", there's about 3 services that come around & the wife decided which to use....5 crates & 6 big jugs each visit....

[moogradod]

Apart from Mont Fleur as our stanard still mineral water we love Singha Soda Water. It is carbonated a lot and has a slight but pleasant taste. And for all that it is not very expensive.

 

The taste of the different waters is indeed different. We use as well St Pellegrino ("Bottled at source") and sometimes Perrier ("taken at source" - I assume that means that the water is imported in big tanks and carbonated and bottled in Thailand - but I am not sure if this interpretation is correct, it's just a guess.

Edited April 2, 2023 by moogradod

[TimeMachine]

13 hours ago, Etaoin Shrdlu said:

Freeze-dried water.

 

I carry some around in a plastic bottle and when I get thirsty I just add water.

Thank you. Reminded me of my childhood and the stone soup story.

[still kicking]

Well since I am not in LOS now, I drink tap water no need to buy bottled water 

[Hummin]

I drink mostly Rock soda water. 

[TimeMachine]

6 hours ago, Hummin said:

I drink mostly Rock soda water. 

In Oz was using soda stream and refilling CO2 bottles myself with dry ice. 

Anybody rocking a soda stream here? Where would you buy dry ice here in Thailand cheaply enough?