Jon Drinks Water #6265 Noah's Spring Water VS Blue Can Premium Emergency Drinking

Jon Drinks Water · Episode #6265 · Water Reviews

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Winner: Blue Can Premium Emergency Drinking

"Jon Drinks Water #6265 Noah's Spring Water VS Blue Can Premium Emergency Drinking" is a water-comparison tournament video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #6265 of the series.

Featured waters

Blue Can Premium Emergency Drinking, Noahs Spring Water.

Winner: Blue Can Premium Emergency Drinking.

What Jonathan decided

Winner = Blue Can Premium Emergency Drinking Water ("as far as the taste goes the blue can water does taste better it just has slightly less of the metallic aluminum taste to it... the blue can is the winner as far as the taste goes... congratulations blue can the winner... this one's gonna move on in the next round"). Noah's = runner-up (liked the resealable lid and high pH, but slight magnesium taste).

Blue Can Premium Emergency Drinking

He said the Blue Can tasted better with slightly less of the metallic aluminum taste, and it moved on to the next round. Noah's got points for the resealable lid and high pH, but lost on a slight magnesium taste.

About Blue Can Premium Emergency Drinking

This is the same Blue Can emergency water line from Sun Valley, California, founded in 2013. Purified through dual reverse osmosis, micron traps, UV sterilization, and ozone, sealed under pressure in BPA-free lined cans with no chlorine or fluoride. Popular with preppers and emergency managers.

Noahs Spring Water

Blue Can won this one on taste: it had slightly less of the metallic aluminum taste. But I liked the Noah's too, especially the resealable lid and the high pH. The slight magnesium taste was the difference. Runner-up with honors.

About Noahs Spring Water

Noah's Spring Water is owned by Varni Brothers Corporation of Chicago and sourced from Adobe Springs in California. It is naturally alkaline at pH 8.4 with 110 mg/L of magnesium, about 20 times most bottled spring waters. The packaging is the innovation: the only bottled water in Rexam's 24 oz resealable aluminum "Cap Can," 100% recyclable, retailing under $2.

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