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[cJohnOne]

I let Morrigan drink from the well too.  So I'm planning on drinking from the well next time with my female elf Mage.  I expect it to be not much difference.

[Prince Lex]

There is a difference. The following contains spoilers for What Pride Has Wrought and The Final Piece (which has big spoilers):

 

Spoiler

If you do the rituals you are able to ally with the elves in the temple and don't have to fight your way through. Abelas (leader of the elves) leaves to destroy the well, and Morrigan chases after him,. You are guided through the temple by an elf and fight your rival, then get to the well. A discussion takes place and you choose between Morrigan or yourself to drink.

 

If Morrigan drinks and she had an OGB with the warden, the next mission Flemeth has lured her child through the Eluvian and into the fade. When you find Kieran, he is with Flemeth. Flemeth reveals herself to be Mythal, and Mythal is the elven god that the well-drinker is now enslaved to. So the person who drinks from the well must obey all of Flemeth's commands. Morrigan will turn into a dragon in this variant.

 

If the Inquisitor drinks and Morrigan has had an OGB, a similar scene occurs in the Fade (same conditions) aside from the fact that when Morrigan tries to use magic to get Kieran, Flemeth orders the inquisitor to stop her. Flemeth then sends the Inquisitor to a shrine and sends a dragon that the Inquisitor must fight and tame to be used against Corypheus's dragon.

 

If Morrigan has not had an OGB, the scenes with Flemeth take place at the aforementioned shrine and obviously don't involve a child. Flemeth simply says that her motivation to appear was to see who drank from the well. If it was Morrigan, she'll turn into a dragon to fight Corypheus. If it was the Inquisitor, you have to fight a dragon and tame it. 

 

I don't know what happens if Morrigan had a human child, that's the only variant I haven't seen yet.

 

Long story short, it's the choice of whether or not to fight a dragon, but there are obviously massive implications for having to follow the orders of this particular person.