Top 10 Most Expensive Waters in The World
Here are the 10 most exotic and expensive bottled waters in the world. Some are expensive because they are rare and exotic, others because they have been intentionally turned into a luxury product.Keep reading to find out what the ten most expensive bottled waters are in the world.
Here is list of Top 10 Most Expensive Bottled Waters in The World.
Fine : Cost - $5 per 750 ml
Fine water is collected from a spring in Japan, on the slopes of Mount Fuji, which is one of the most beautiful places in the world. The spring is located 600 metres below the mountain belt and the water is particularly pure. Only after tens of thousands of years filtering naturally through 600 meters of ancient volcanic rock does water attain the mineral-rich, pollutant-free purity it needs to be deemed Eau Finé.
Lauquen Artesian Mineral Water : Cost - $6 per 750 ml
The source of the artesian water is the permanent ice and rain purified by the Andes Mountains. From the 1.500 ft deep aquifer the water for Lauquen emerges at a constant temperature of 39 degree Farhenheit and with a unique composition of minerals. Lauquen is bottled at its source, in Patagonia, in a quiet hollow surrounded by 20 acres forest and mountains. This water doesn't even see the air until it gets bottled to ensure its freshness and purity.
10 Thousand BC : Cost - $14 per 750 ml
Production costs for this water are high because it is sourced from a remote location off the coast of Canada, making it some of the purest and cleanest in the world.
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Veen 5 : Cost - $23 per 750 ml
VEEN’s smooth spring waters originate from the Arctic wilderness of Finnish Lapland in the Konisaajo spring area of Northern Finland. The water filters through hills and sandy terrain. The water is bottled at its source and it is lifted from the spring at 3-4 degrees centigrade. VEEN Smooth Spring Waters come in two varieties - Still Smooth Spring Water and Effervescent which is the Gentle Sparkling Water.
Bling H2O : Cost - $40 per 750 ml
Bling H2O was fashioned to make that defining statement. The bottle is made out of Swarovski crystals and corked like a bottle of champagne. The price actually seems rather low, when compared to some of the other waters we’ve seen.
Fillico : Cost - $219 per 750 ml
The bottles are made to look like chess pieces, in particular the king and queen. This is because Fillico water bottles are topped with golden crowns associated with royalty. The crowns are appropriate because drinking this water makes you feel like royalty. Mostly because of it costs an exorbitant amount of money. The water is sourced from Osaka, Japan, but it's mostly purchased for the chess-like design of the crowns.
Kona Nigari : Cost - $402 per 750 ml
Kona Nigari is made from desalinated sea water sourced from deep beneath the ocean's surface off the coast of Hawaii. It is collected from a spring around 3,000 feet under the sea off the coast of the island of Hawaii and is said to have health benefits Its mineral elements supposedly help with weight loss, reducing stress and improving skin tone.
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Exousia Gold : Cost - $24,000 per bottle
Exousia gold is luxury water. The water claims to be infused with anti-stress and anti-aging elements derived from pure gold. The special distilling process is quite a well guarded secret and little gold flecks can be seen floating around in the Exousia gold luxury water. A bottle costs $24,000.
Acqua di Cristallo Tributo a Modigliani : Cost - $60,000 per 750 ml
The water in each bottle is gathered from exotic locations all over the world, like France, Fiji and Iceland, and then it's infused with gold dust, but that's not the point. The point is the solid gold 24k bottle designed by Fernando Altamirano of Tequila Ley, who is also credited with the design of the Cognac Dudognon Heritage Henri IV, thought to be the most expensive bottle of cognac in the world.
Beverly Hills 90H2O : Cost - $100,000 per bottle
Beverly Hills 90H20 is the "Winner of the World's Best Water Award," cultivated by a "team of experts, including renowned water sommelier Martin Riese." It comes from the Northern California Mountains, and for $100,000 you can own "The Most Expensive Bottle of Water in the World." The cap is white gold set with over 600 white diamonds and over 250 black diamonds. Each bottle comes in a case with four engraved Baccarat crystal tumblers, and it includes a one year supply of their Lifestyle Collection water bottles, which normally go for $72 a pop.
It was our list of Top 10 Most Expensive Bottled Waters in The World in The World. How much money you want to spend on bottled water?
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