What are you drinking / eating?

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Yesterday this:

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But I drunk only one glass because someone else drunk almost all before me...how rude!
 
sparkling mineral water and some pumpkin soup.. how boring compared to barcardi and chilli chicken :oops:
 
Boring old San Pell. Couldn't even be drinking an exotic brand.

I need to rethink the way I'm living my life.

San Pelligrino is decent water.

I like that product and I drink a lot of sparkling water.
 
San Pelligrino is decent water.

I like that product and I drink a lot of sparkling water.
Nice, we have that in common. Love the stuff - closest thing I'm getting to boozing right now.

Any you particularly like Bass or whatever's going?
 
Nice, we have that in common. Love the stuff - closest thing I'm getting to boozing right now.

Any you particularly like Bass or whatever's going?

I do like Perrier but that is a bit pricey so we don't pick that up more than once a month or so.

Canada Dry puts out a good product over here.

We have a brand over here called Polar which is very good for the price point and I am actually nursing one of those right now.

Bubly is kind of a new comer to that space and is pretty solid.

La Croix sucks as their carbonation is too light for me.

One thing I do know that if you get a dark flavored sparkling water it is usually not going to be as good as a light colored one. Sure, they are all clear but the flavor profile is much better is you are getting a product that is infused with a lighter colored "accent".

Fun fact: I used to bottle and sell my own brand as well as provide private labeled seltzer water to restaurants and bars in my area.
 
I do like Perrier but that is a bit pricey so we don't pick that up more than once a month or so.

Canada Dry puts out a good product over here.

We have a brand over here called Polar which is very good for the price point and I am actually nursing one of those right now.

Bubly is kind of a new comer to that space and is pretty solid.

La Croix sucks as their carbonation is too light for me.

One thing I do know that if you get a dark flavored sparkling water it is usually not going to be as good as a light colored one. Sure, they are all clear but the flavor profile is much better is you are getting a product that is infused with a lighter colored "accent".

Fun fact: I used to bottle and sell my own brand as well as provide private labeled seltzer water to restaurants and bars in my area.
You know I've heard everyone talking about that La Croix but being on the other side of the water it's not over here and haven't seen it.

Sounds like you know a lot about it - the only drawback I find is drinking it solidly all day on a busy day and getting really bloated from it by the end of the day, but enjoy nothing more right now tbh. Haven't drunk tap water in years (apart from every now and then), but that's largely from being a crazy conspiracy theorist and having an inherent fear of fluoride as a result haha.

Will check out Polar and Bubly if I come across them. Perrier is solid.
 
You know I've heard everyone talking about that La Croix but being on the other side of the water it's not over here and haven't seen it.

Sounds like you know a lot about it - the only drawback I find is drinking it solidly all day on a busy day and getting really bloated from it by the end of the day, but enjoy nothing more right now tbh. Haven't drunk tap water in years (apart from every now and then), but that's largely from being a crazy conspiracy theorist and having an inherent fear of fluoride as a result haha.

Will check out Polar and Bubly if I come across them. Perrier is solid.
You have to try then "Loka", in Sweden at least is very very popular with all kind of flavors, I love it!

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