Luxury H2O: The 10 Most Expensive Bottled Waters on the Planet

For something that flows naturally and freely, you’d expect bottled water not to be ridiculously expensive. It’s even more surprising to know that people are willing to pay so much money just to get a hold of this bottled water.

In this article we share the top 10 most expensive bottled water in the world, you’ll be surprised! 

What makes bottled water expensive?

Prices are more influenced by business costs than by the actual cost of the water. When the costs of manufacturing, shipping, and advertising are included in the price of producing each bottle, the associated costs are vital. 

Some bottled water may cost a lot because they are uncommon or exotic, while others do so because they have been purposefully made to be luxury goods. So, if the bottle looks exotic, expect it to be way pricier. Also, remember that you are purchasing much more than simply water when you choose any bottle of water that we will list here.

Here are the top ten most expensive bottled water in the world as promised.

Acqua di Cristallo Tributo a Modigliani, ($60,000 per 750ml)

It’s safe to say that this bottle of water is the most expensive one available. This should quench your thirst and drain your bank account because a 750 ml bottle costs $60,000. French and Fijian waters are used in this.

Fernando Altamirano of Tequila Ley, who is also credited with designing the Cognac Dudognon Heritage Henri IV, widely regarded as the most costly cognac bottle in the world, developed the bottle, which is made of solid 24-carat gold.

Kona Nigari, ($402 per 750 ml)

This bottled water called Kona Nigari is offered in Japan. It is supposed to provide health benefits and is obtained from a spring that is located around 2,000 meters under the ocean’s surface off the coast of the island of Hawaii.

Fillico ($219 per 750 ml)

One of the most expensive luxury brands of bottled water is made by Fillico and costs $219 per 750 ml. They offer other unique designs specifically made for businesses like Mastermind and Hello Kitty that are packaged in frosted glass with Swarovski crystals and crowned with a king or queen crown. 

Production of water bottles is capped at 5,000 bottles each month because each bottle is manually made.

Bling H2O, ($40 per 750 ml)

A Hollywood producer created the well-titled Bling H20 water, which uses water that is bottled from natural springs in Dandridge, Tennessee.

The Swarovski crystals and chrome on the bottles of Bling H20 are among the factors that contribute to its $40 price per 750 ML.

Veen 5, ($23 per 750 ml)

In Finland’s Lapland, VEEN bottles spring water. At the Konisaajo natural spring area, where VEEN bottles its VEEN Velvet (natural spring water) and VEEN Effervescent (gently sparkling spring water) products, the water, which has a low mineral concentration (17.22 mg/L), is filtered through an ice age till.

Due to their minimal mineral content, the products are presented as “culinary” goods and are packed in recyclable glass bottles.

10 Thousand BC,( $14 per 750 ml)

The source of the water is so remote and exotic that it would take several days to go there from where it is bottled. It is located off the coast of Canada.

Being the first to bottle water that was obtained from a mountain glacier was the company’s stated aim, which they succeeded in doing. This extremely clean water costs $14 for 750ml.

AquaDeco, ($12 per 750 ml)

It is obvious from the name of this water brand that it values style highly. But in this instance, content does not triumph over style. 

It was named the greatest non-carbonated spring water of 2007 and received the gold medal for it.

It can be bought for $12 per 750 ml.

Lauquen Artes Mineral Water, ($6 per 750 ml)

It originates in a remote region of the South American Andes, from an aquifer that is 1,500 feet deep. 

Bottled water emphasizes the excellence and cleanliness of its source of origin. The temperature of the spring, which is always 4 degrees Celsius throughout the year, is under constant pressure.

Until it is bottled and sold for $6 per 750ml, this water, which has very little mineral content, is never exposed to the outside world.

Tasmanian Rain,( $5 per 750 ml)

This water comes from Tasmania, an island off the southern coast of the Australian continent.

The fact that this water collected falls directly from the sky and is then bottled, makes it special. The rainwater comes from the sky where the dissolved solids (impurities) in the air are at a level that has been declared to be the cleanest in the entire world.

Fine, ($5 per 750 ml)

This particular bottled water is collected from a spring in Japan, on the slopes of Mount Fuji. The spring’s water is exceptionally pure and is situated 600 meters below the mountain range.

The water has a flavour that is strong but not overpowering and is gentle to the mouth. Since its founding in 2005, the business has been bottling this premium spring water which is available for $5 per 750ml.

Conclusion

Fancy yourself an exotic and expensive bottle of water, just choose from any of the above. They cost way more than the average bottle of water. Acqua di Cristallo Tributo a Modigliani costs $60,000 per 750ml and remains the most expensive bottled water on the planet.