Jon Drinks Water #6278 blk water VS Blue Can VS Trump Spring VS Kick2O VS Valley Pure

"Jon Drinks Water #6278 blk water VS Blue Can VS Trump Spring VS Kick2O VS Valley Pure" is a water-comparison tournament video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #6278 of the series.

Featured waters

Blk, Blue Can, Kick2O, Trump Spring, Valley Pure.

Winner: Blue Can.

What Jonathan decided

Winner = Blue Can ("all right I'm gonna say that the winner is the blue can... I would say that the blue can is the winner this is moving on to Round three"). Eliminations: Valley Pure first (gallon jug gave plasticky taste); Kick2O (tastes "like a baby aspirin was dropped in the water"); blk eliminated vs Blue Can ("the aluminum taste is less strong than the sweet fulvic acid taste"); Trump Spring runner-up ("tastes like an IRA bottle of water or maybe Nestle... a soft taste water"). Blue Can = best metal-container water he's had ("a very slight taste of aluminum of metal but it's not strong at all").

Blk

The FulHum matchup was a taste tie, and he gave it to blk for less sodium, lower price, and FulHum's dented bottles. Then Blue Can beat it in round three because the aluminum taste was less strong than the sweet fulvic acid taste. In the design episode he never tasted it, just said "very black... enjoy the dark side."

About Blk

blk. was founded in 2011 in Southern California by sisters Jacqueline and Louise Wilkie. The black color comes from fulvic acid minerals infused into spring water through a patented "Fulvic Fusion" process. It is alkaline at pH 8+, with zero calories, sugar, or carbs.

Blue Can

He called it the best metal-container water he had ever had, with only a very slight taste of aluminum. It beat blk, Trump Spring, Kick2O, and the plasticky Valley Pure gallon jug. Then Sanavi beat it in the next round on a slight metallic taste. All six waters in that round got thumbs up.

About Blue Can

Blue Can Water of Los Angeles sells premium emergency drinking water in aluminum cans, marketed as the number one emergency water in the world. Its signature claim is a lab-certified 50-year shelf life, with hermetically sealed cans, oxygen removed, and a 12-step purification process.

Kick2O

Kick2O beat Water Joe in #6245, though both had an aspirin-y taste, and I admitted I liked Water Joe's name better. Then in #6278 it got eliminated for tasting "like a baby aspirin was dropped in the water," while Blue Can won the round as the best metal-container water I had ever had.

About Kick2O

Kick2O is a caffeinated spring water brand, "spring water with a kick": pure spring water infused with 100 mg of caffeine and electrolytes per 16.9 oz bottle. Zero calories, zero sugar, zero preservatives, manufactured by Signature Springs and positioned as a sugar-free energy-water alternative to coffee and energy drinks. It is frequently out of stock at beverage retailers.

Trump Spring

It won the all-Trump matchup and moved to round two, then finished runner-up to Blue Can, which he called the best metal-container water he had ever had. He described Trump Spring as tasting "like an IRA bottle of water or maybe Nestle... a soft taste water."

About Trump Spring

Trump Spring Water is sold exclusively at Trump-branded hotels, restaurants, and golf clubs, the successor to the discontinued retail Trump Ice line.

Valley Pure

It beat Market Pantry even though he said neither tasted good. Later the gallon jug gave it a plasticky taste and it went out first against Blue Can, Kick2O, blk, and Trump Spring.

About Valley Pure

The research turned up nothing reliable on this one. Searches found water treatment companies and a delivery business, but no identifiable bottled water brand called Valley Pure.