Sei Water is another luxury water brand with unusual packaging. The bottles resemble flasks and are designed to easily fit into pockets and bags, unlike more traditionally shaped bottles, which are best held in-hand or set in a cupholder. They are available in sizes ranging from 275mL to 1L Once you have finished the natural spring water, the bottle can easily be reused. Price: $34/ case of 12 1L bottles.

With Halloween coming up, not to mention all the other skull stuff that we've seen lately, it seemed worthwhile to mention this SIGG Skull Bottle. The Swiss-made aluminum bottle is unbreakable, very lightweight and 100% recyclable. The 24-oz. bottles are taste-neutral, so you can store any type of beverage in them. One final feature is that the skull glows in the dark, which might not be a selling point for a lot of adults, but would definitely make it a more appealing Halloween "treat" if you wanted to give the kids something other than candy. Price: $20.

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Ordinary bottled water is for ordinary people, but for those who really have a taste for the finer things, Bling H2O could be the perfect thirst-quencher. The water comes corked in a 750mL, frosted glass bottle that is studded generously with Swarovski crystals and is far more impressive than anything you'd find in the regular supermarket. It is designed to be a fashion statement and, although the bottle is fairly large, you can tell more about someone carrying one of these around than about someone with a bottle of Arrowhead water - at least, you can according to creator Kevin G. Boyd. More than just an accessory, the water tastes good, too. It won the Gold Medal for taste at the Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting Festival. Bling H2O is priced at $35 per bottle.

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The Lanesborough Hotel in London recently began serving a revolutionary drink. Actually, the cognac it is offering is from the time of the French revolution, bottled in 1790. It is being served in small one and one-half ounce servings that cost £1,700 each. Unlike the $3,000 Bombay Sapphire martini, the drink doesn’t need to come with a pair of custom-made diamond and sapphire earrings to justify its price tag.