If you do not like water, then I probably will not convince you otherwise. I, however, live off of it (ok, we all live off of it - I mean it’s barely all I drink!)
While at work I am constantly filing up my cup with water from our school’s water fountain. While anywhere else, I search out Dasani water.
Dasani water can often be found in convenience stores and also other places like soda/juice machines and pizza type eateries. It can especially be found in places that have Coca-Cola products, as Dasani is bottled by this company.
I have tried many different waters, starting with which ever cheap stuff was made by the gas station I happened to be stopping at (for example, Quickway). Often the cheap water is half of the price of the Dasani, and I wanted to save money. But I found that often the water tasted odd, often plasticy, and I ended up drinking little. So now I pay more for the water that I like.
The Pepsi company makes a bottled water, Aquafina, but I personally do not like the taste as well as Dasani. Dasani is always cold and refreshing, and has no bitter or other tastes. I always feel satisfied after drinking a bottle. Also, I drink other Coca-Cola products, and trust the company name.
When home or somewhere I know, I will order regular water, but when this is not available or if I am in an unfamiliar area, Dasani water is all I now buy.
Dasani began being bottled in February 1999, and is a relatively young product in a well-known company. It comes in 20 ounce, 1 liter, and 1.5 liter bottles, and individually or in 6 packs (in the 20 ounce size). The 20 ounce size (which I usually buy) costs anywhere from $.99 to $1.19 in our area of Southern Virginia. It comes in a plastic light blue bottle, with a blue label. The word ’’Dasani’’ does not mean anything in particular but was picked by the company for its pleasing, fresh, and clean sound.
If you needed to drink bottled water I would strongly recommend Dasani.