Jon Drinks Water #3918 virginia artesian VS Delish Iceland Pure VS Crystal Lake Spring Water

"Jon Drinks Water #3918 virginia artesian VS Delish Iceland Pure VS Crystal Lake Spring Water" is a water-comparison tournament video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #3918 of the series.

Featured waters

Crystal Lake Spring, Delish Iceland Pure, Virginia Artisan (Virginia Artesian).

Winner: Delish Iceland Pure.

What Jonathan decided

Delish = winner; Virginia Artisan = 2nd; Crystal Lake = 3rd

Crystal Lake Spring

Jonathan called this one "really awful water" and tied it for worst with the emergency pouch water. He actually chugged it just to finish it, which tells you everything about how that tasting went.

About Crystal Lake Spring

Crystal Lake is listed in USDA branded-food data as a Rite Aid private-label spring water, a budget water consistent with the cheap bottles Jonathan was reviewing in 2017. Beyond nutrition listings it has a thin footprint, so there is not much more to say about the brand.

Delish Iceland Pure

Delish took its first round, with Virginia Artisan second and Crystal Lake third. In the tougher five-way field it landed fourth, behind Glacier Isle, VOSS, and Diamond Creek, with +essentia last.

About Delish Iceland Pure

Delish Iceland Pure is the private-label water of Walgreens, sold under its Good and Delish brand as Iceland-sourced spring water. The actual Icelandic source bottler is not publicly documented, and beyond nutrition databases there is little public information on the brand.

Virginia Artisan (Virginia Artesian)

Delish won. Virginia Artisan took second, and Crystal Lake was third.

About Virginia Artisan (Virginia Artesian)

This is likely the Virginia Artesian Bottling Company of Mechanicsville, Virginia, family-owned since 2002. They bottle from two deep stone-protected aquifers in Hanover County, run on 100 percent solar power, and do custom labels for universities, hotels, and events across the mid-Atlantic.