Jon Drinks Water #3737 Evamor VS Penta Water
Jon Drinks Water · Episode #3737 · Water Reviews
Winner: Penta
"Jon Drinks Water #3737 Evamor VS Penta Water" is a water-comparison tournament video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #3737 of the series.
Featured waters
Evamor, Penta.
Winner: Penta.
What Jonathan decided
Penta Water wins ("so Penta is moving on to the next round"): Evamor has a slight salty taste and 4% daily sodium per bottle; Penta "a tiny bit better"
Evamor
Penta was just a tiny bit better, and that was enough. The slight salty taste in Evamor, plus the sodium content, sent it home.
About Evamor
Evamor is a naturally alkaline artesian water from a rare protected aquifer in Covington, Louisiana, nearly half a mile deep, from a fifth-generation family-owned company. It has a naturally high pH of 8.8 to 9.1 with no artificial alkalization, plus natural electrolytes like calcium and magnesium, and it is marketed to athletes and health-conscious consumers.
Penta
Two wins for Penta. It beat Evamor in #3737 ("a tiny bit better," while Evamor had a slight salty taste and 4% daily sodium a bottle), then won Round 3 of #3950 against four others. A quiet, consistent winner.
About Penta
Penta is a premium ultra-purified water made by United Beverage in Carlsbad, California, owned by Charles Soderstrom. It uses a patented 13-step, 11-hour purification process (they say it is "refined by physics"), with under 1 ppm total dissolved solids, natural pH 7 to 8, and oxygen infused. The Carlsbad bottling facility runs on 100% solar power, and it is sold in about 3,500 retail outlets plus internationally.
