Bottled Water

Did someone say road trip? Summer is the perfect time to pack up the car and head out on the open road in search of adventure. Whether you’re going to the beach for the day or the mountains for the weekend, there’s one thing you absolutely need: a cooler that’s big enough to fit all your favorite beverages and keep them all cool.

With the dog days of summer upon us, it’s more important than ever to stay hydrated. Did you know that 75 percent of Americans are chronically dehydrated? With that in mind, keeping hydrated this summer will allow you to enjoy all the season has to offer, from boating and swimming to lounging on the beach and attending a barbecue. Let’s go over some hydration basics to tackle the hot weather this summer.

No one can deny the rising popularity of flavored seltzers, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic alike. Let’s focus on non-alcoholic flavored seltzers for this article. They are popular for a variety of reasons across many demographics, owing in part to the fact that they are generally lower in sugar than traditional soda products.

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!