Jon Drinks Water #8333 Hawaiian Springs VS Asarasi Water Harvested From Trees

"Jon Drinks Water #8333 Hawaiian Springs VS Asarasi Water Harvested From Trees" is a water review video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #8333 of the series.

Featured waters

Asarasi Water Harvested From Trees, Hawaiian Springs (Hawaiian Springs Water).

Winner: Hawaiian Springs (Hawaiian Springs Water).

What Jonathan decided

Winner = Hawaiian Springs.

Asarasi Water Harvested From Trees

Hawaiian Springs took the win. The tree water went home. A short matchup.

About Asarasi Water Harvested From Trees

Asarasi is sparkling water harvested from living maple trees in Vermont, founded by Adam Lazar. "Asarasi" is Latin for "maple," and it uses the 97% of maple sap normally discarded in syrup production. It was the first USDA Organic certified water, since it comes from plants, not groundwater.

Hawaiian Springs (Hawaiian Springs Water)

This is the big one. Hawaiian Springs won the whole tournament, beating Starkey and Table Rock in the final at #9000. Along the way it beat Smeraldina, Fjord, and Meijer in #8336 (I said I would stock my fridge with it), beat Anheuser Busch in the round 3 bracket, and edged out Tru Alka for the final three because it tasted "a little bit better, a little cleaner, a little bit more pure." Then in #10000 I named it my favorite water of all time after reviewing thousands of waters. What a run.

About Hawaiian Springs (Hawaiian Springs Water)

Hawaiian Springs comes from the Kea'au aquifer at the base of Mauna Loa on the Big Island of Hawaii, where rain filters through 13,000 feet of lava rock. They have been bottling since 1995. It is naturally alkaline at about pH 7.7, high in calcium, magnesium, and silica, with a crisp, clean, slightly sweet taste. It is Hawaii's first and only natural artesian water, locally owned and operated by Native Hawaiians, and they even matched my $2,500 donation to Charity: Water for the #10000 milestone.