Sparkling water is a spritzy take on the classic water beverage. While it is basically water that has been infused with carbon dioxide gas under pressure, there are many types of sparkling water, such as club soda, soda water and seltzer water. You can even get flavored versions to add an extra kick. The bubbles add a nice texture to the water while still keeping calories much lower than soda.

Hoping to “wow” them at your next party by being able to tell seltzer from club soda and tonic water? These three versions of water can be pretty difficult to distinguish but they do have their differences. We have the answers!

You may have heard a lot of brands selling artesian water and you may wonder: How is artesian water different from tap and spring water? Where does it come from?

Do you want to be the first on your block to hold a water tasting? Here are a few basic guidelines to follow. A water tasting is similar to a wine tasting although the threshold levels of differences are far more subtle.

Solé Italian Mineral Water, a premium bottled natural mineral water, is sold exclusively in the world’s best hotels and restaurants. Known for its crisp, slightly sweet and refreshing taste, Solé’s uniqueness and exclusivity is born from their enchanted source; located at the foot of the Brescian Pre-Alps that rise to the northeast of Brescia, Italy.