We pump it right from the creek. Fish p and all.

Straight from the glacier.

(Or, if not possible, straight from the tap. Keep it simple!)

bubble it with soda streamer

I love water. Like, love it.

Alas, our city water is full o' death and destruction, so we have a built-in filter in our refrigerator. I like it straight from the 'fridge tap, chilled, but without added ice. Ice interferes with my leisurely sippage (and hurts my teeth), plus it makes me freeze my booty off, since the temperature never really breaks 60F here anyway. :D

Chilled tap water, and when boredom sets in a twist of lime or lemon.

This sounds terrible, but I can't stand water, especially bottled. Everyone says "How can you not like water...it's just water!" All I can think when I'm drinking it is: "Mmm...a drink that tastes like the inside of my mouth." I love naturally carbonated water, but it has to be ice cold. Otherwise, to stay hydrated I take it in the form of tea or splash something (anything!) into it.

City water here is fine. I like it from the tap. So a slight chill, as much as the tap on cold gives, or room temp is good for me. This time of year a nice glass of ice water is damn tasty from time to time.

Fizzy. Cold in the summmer, lukewarm the rest of the time.

Room temperature - preferred in this order: spring, filtered, tap

Just acquired a Big Berkey. I can check off that item on my disaster-preparedness list. The water I get makes great tea.

I like it from the well and run through an R/O. I get it from the tap and loaded with chlorine. Ick.

I'd probably be good with water from a spring too, but haven't gone to check out the local ones yet.

Ice water with a squirt of lemon juice.

herbal tea, mostly ginger, iced or hot depending on ambient temperature.

Cold, filtered, and shaken with some lemon, lime or grapefruit juice (just a wee nip!)

distilled :) r/o is a great second choice

From the Floridan Aquifer, yea really. That usually means tap because I live on top of it, but I also have a choice of bottled waters if I am on the road. Zypherhillis on most of the east coast if from the Floridan.

There is something about water from a limestone aquifer, it just tastes right to me.

My job has given me an addiction to seltzer.

I drink alot of water, and I usually just fill up my klean kanteen from the sink before I go to work for the day. It's just normal tap water. I prefer it cold, but it's not a requirement.