Antipodes - Still Water - 33.8 oz (1 Liter) (6 Glass Bottles)

Great product excellent packaging and delivery’s great

I’ve recently tried Antipodes Sparkling Water, and it’s quickly become my go-to choice for premium sparkling water. The taste is incredibly pure, with a crisp, clean finish and just the right amount of carbonation to give it a delightful effervescence. You can tell it’s crafted with quality in mind—the bubbles are fine and refreshing, making each sip feel elegant and satisfying. The sleek, minimalist glass bottle design not only looks sophisticated but also keeps the water tasting fresh and pure. It’s perfect for pairing with meals, enjoying on its own, or even as a classy non-alcoholic option at gatherings. Knowing it’s sourced from a pristine aquifer in New Zealand adds to the sense of purity and sustainability. If you’re looking for sparkling water that stands out from the rest, Antipodes is a fantastic choice. It’s simple, refreshing, and a true pleasure to drink. Highly recommend!

A little expensive but worth the money. When it’s cold and you’re thirsty you don’t have to drink a whole bottle to clean your thirst.

I really loved this product. It tasted great. I now have access to primal water locally but I enjoyed getting this as a nice treat.

The box with 12 bottles of water arrived with the entire bottom soaking wet. I carefully unwrapped all the bottles from their way too thin layer of bubble wrap, expected to be finding broken glass. The bottles are pretty strong, so they didn't break, but the lids were damaged and two out of twelve of the bottles were less than 1/3 full. It's expensive water so to have any go to waste is not good. And they don't give refunds so it's not worth the risk if they can't make the effort to insure better packaging.

Expensive, yes - over the top delicious - absolutely!

I love the "carbon neutral" effort, their use of glass bottles, and the water is good. The bottles are individually hand-wrapped in big-bubble bubble wrap, which mostly works except I've had a couple bottles spring leaks in transit and creates loss. At $5-$6 for each 16oz bottle I hope they fix this soon.

all water should be sold in recyclable glass, it just tastes better, you know, not like plastic and without the plastic smell. I realize lightweight plastic is all about cheap shipping but whats the point of drinking nasty water?