What water to use with whiskey?

is wrong to use water on whiskey, as maximum ice, so i don´t use any kind of water because whiskey is a distilled drink

If you are a serious whisky drinker you NEVER add water to whisky.

The biggest insult you could offer a Scotsman who offered you whisky would be to ask for water.

I would only ever add ice to whiskey and then only if it was mediocre, the good stuff I drink straight and savour the taste.

Tap water, because it's WATER for Christ's sake. I understand that maybe you can't use tap water because of where you live, but other than that it doesn't really matter, does it? It's WATER. I say again, WATER. Two parts hydrogen and one part oxygen. If you are this concerned about image it's no wonder you drink.

i use wet water in wisky because i want to drink it today not chase all over for special water that is very expensive. by the time you pour 1 oz wiskey 3 oz water the water all tastes the same.

actually if we wanna borderline paranoid skitzo socio-survival behavior the order up would be distilled water mixed w/ grain alcohol...but we don't think of stuff like that do we? :P

Branch Water.

That's what the Barmaid calls it.

i personally like my whiskey straight, thas the best way, over ice

branch water.

water from ur sweat gland