Jon Drinks Water #3557 evian VS propel water

"Jon Drinks Water #3557 evian VS propel water" is a water review video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #3557 of the series.

Featured waters

Evian, Propel Water.

Winner: Evian.

What Jonathan decided

evian wins decisively ("I already know Evan is the winner... yeah Evan's the winner"). Propel disliked: tastes like salt/ocean water (7% daily sodium per serving, 14% per bottle).

Evian

Jonathan knew the winner before he even sipped: evian over Propel, decisively. Propel tasted like salt and ocean water to him, with 7 percent of daily sodium per serving. In the tougher five-way round, though, evian landed last behind Aqua Pacific, VOD, Ice Mountain, and JUST Water.

About Evian

Evian is the natural mineral water from the French Alps, from a source in Evian-les-Bains discovered in 1789. Owned by Danone and exported to the US since 1978, it filters for more than 15 years through glacial rock, giving it a natural mineral profile with about 80 mg per liter of calcium and a balanced pH around 7.2.

Propel Water

Evian won this one before it even started; he said he already knew. Propel tasted like salt water to him, like water from the ocean, and a full bottle packs 14 percent of your daily sodium.

About Propel Water

Propel is a zero-calorie fitness water made by Gatorade and marketed by PepsiCo, launched in 2002. It carries Gatorade electrolytes plus vitamins, sweetened with sucralose and acesulfame potassium.