You already know that you must drink a lot of water to stay hydrated, but how can you make water more enjoyable? Meet sparkling water, which is not only one of the most refreshing drinks on Earth but is also a good mixer for many low-sugar drinks.

Did you know that one of the fanciest ingredients in cocktails is ... sparkling water? Just mix it with the alcohol of your choice in lieu of fruit juices or lemonade, and you'll get a fizzy cocktail with less sugar added. You can also use carbonated water to make mocktails more intriguing.

Mix your soda water with gin and lime, and you'll get a refreshing gin rickey. Alternatively, try the Cointreau fizz. Just mix a shot of Cointreau with soda water and lime, and you're done. If you want to cut back on sugars, try switching soda with fizzy water in your mojito. Flavored versions can add a fruity note to any mixed drink.

To get those beautiful bubbles, mineral water undergoes a process of infusion with carbon dioxide, under a certain amount of pressure. Some spring waters are naturally sparkling because they contain sulfur or other chemical substances. Typically, these have fewer bubbles than the waters that undergo an artificial carbonation process.

Other types of water include club soda and tonic water. The former contains added minerals such as sodium bicarbonate and sodium citrate, and it's one of the most common mixers you'll find at any bar. The latter contains quinine, a substance that creates a slightly bitter taste, and sugar.

Natural spring water is a smart choice if you want to stay healthy while enjoying a refreshing drink. It brings oxygen into your body and supports healthy digestion. Most people find spring water more appealing than tap water.Add a bottle or two to your order when you're shopping on Drizly. Check out these links to look for Drizly in your city, and browse liquor stores on Drizly in your area.