Like Perrier’s sharper fizz? Start with Strong.

What makes Perrier taste like Perrier?

A source-specific natural mineral water with what Perrier calls balanced mineral content. The carbonation brings a sharp, clean attack; the dissolved minerals remain part of the bottled-water identity.

A fixed bottled profile: chill the bottle or can, open it, and the carbonation begins escaping from that point.

What HydroSpark+ can get close to

Strongly is the closer HydroSpark+ direction. It gives the glass more bite and energy than Slightly, making it the natural starting point for someone who finds softer sparkling waters too polite.

HydroSpark+ filters the incoming water through four-stage reverse osmosis, chills it, and carbonates it when you dispense. That makes the result fresh and consistent: the bubble setting is the variable, rather than the source water or the age of an opened bottle.

What HydroSpark+ does not copy

Strongly does not turn filtered Singapore water into Perrier. The spring minerals, exact bubble structure and bottled profile are different; HydroSpark+ is matching the intensity you enjoy, not counterfeiting the water.

Think of Slightly and Strongly as two carbonation directions—not brand presets. Water chemistry, temperature, glassware and how long a bottle has been open all affect the sensation of fizz.

Why move this profile from bottle to tap?

For a regular Perrier drinker, the practical trade is clear: keep a crisp, assertive sparkling glass available, but stop carrying, chilling and recycling case after case of bottles.

• Chilled sparkling water is made when you ask for it.
• You can change intensity between Slightly and Strongly.
• One appliance replaces the recurring bottle-storage routine.
• The same RO-filtered water supplies every glass, without pretending to reproduce a bottled source or formula.

The short answer

If your priority is the exact water profile of Perrier, keep buying Perrier. If your priority is a crisp and assertive glass with less bottle handling, HydroSpark+ on Strongly is the sensible place to start.