The 320 ml can
One serving, easy to stack, quick to chill. The can is the format for the road, and the format for every variety — the fruit ones exist in nothing else.
It has one drawback: once open, it stays open. If you only want half a glass, the carton is the better answer.
The 330 ml carton with a screw cap
The screw cap is what sets it apart. The pack fits a bag or a rucksack, closes again, and does not have to be finished on the spot.
The multi-layer board also shields the contents from light and weighs far less than glass or metal of the same size.
The litre pack
For home, for the table, and for anything poured rather than drunk from the pack. A litre fills four to five glasses and is the cheapest option per litre.
The same rule applies here: refrigerate after opening and finish within a day. Not sure which variety? Take a mixed pack and work through it.
Frequently asked questions
Which format closes again?
The 330 ml carton and the litre pack have a screw cap. The can does not.
Is every variety available in every format?
No. The varieties come in the 320 ml can; plain coconut water additionally comes in the 330 ml carton and the litre pack.
Which format is cheapest per litre?
The litre pack.
