Jon Drinks Water #8783 BLVD Sparkling Natural Spring Water VS LYTph Vapor Distilled Water

"Jon Drinks Water #8783 BLVD Sparkling Natural Spring Water VS LYTph Vapor Distilled Water" is a water review video from Jon Drinks Water, episode #8783 of the series.

Featured waters

Boulevard Sparkling Natural Spring, Lytph Vapor Distilled.

Winner: Lytph Vapor Distilled.

What Jonathan decided

winner = LYTph ("the winner is the lights pH water because... I just prefer still waters"); both got two thumbs up; BLVD overpriced at $25/single bottle

Boulevard Sparkling Natural Spring

Jonathan is a still-water guy at heart, and that is what decided this one. He gave both waters two thumbs up, then handed the win to the still LYTph simply because he prefers his water without bubbles. His other note was the price tag, and at $25 a bottle you can see why that stung.

About Boulevard Sparkling Natural Spring

Research could not pin down a standalone Boulevard sparkling water brand. The closest match is Quirk Spiked and Sparkling, the spiked seltzer line of Boulevard Brewing Company's side-hustle in Kansas City, Missouri. It is possible Jonathan's bottle was a misremembered or obscure local label, so the brand record is a bit of a mystery.

Lytph Vapor Distilled

LYTph won twice: against BLVD in #8783 (I just prefer still waters) and against a five-water field in #8820. It made it to Round 4 in #8840 before the run ended. Every bottle in those rounds got thumbs up, so this was a friendly bracket.

About Lytph Vapor Distilled

This one is thinly documented online. It is likely sold as "Prince & Spring LYT pH Alkaline Water," a 9.5+ pH alkaline water moved through salon supply channels as a hospitality refreshment product. The "vapor distilled" wording probably comes from its own packaging. Details on the source and bottler are not publicly documented.