Do you drink Arrowhead just because that’s the water your mom always bought from Costco? Or do you prefer Dasani because it has a “crisper” taste, distinct from other bottled water companies? Ever wonder what sets Evian apart from the rest? While there are many brands of bottled water to choose from, each one is slightly different. Water may be water, but according to myspringwater.com, each bottled water brand has that “extra something” which makes its product stand out.
DASANI
Dasani, my personal favorite, is Coca-Cola’s bottled water brand that is derived from a municipal source and undergoes a purification process through reverse osmosis. After this purification process a blend of minerals is added to the Dasani water, which contributes to its fresh, crisp taste. For more information, visit www.dasani.com.
EVIAN
Evian spring water is from the northern French Alps. Snow and rainfall are collected in an aquifer, which serves as Evian’s source. Evian is different from other bottled water brands because its products do not undergo any purification process other than filtration. Visit Evian’s visually appealing and interactive website for more information: www.evian.com.
AQUAFINA
PepsiCo’s popular bottled water brand is derived from a municipal source, similar to that of Dasani’s. Aquafina water undergoes a purification process that uses reverse osmosis and charcoal filtration. Aquafina water’s reported light and clean taste is a result of the purification process in which almost all natural minerals are removed from the water. For additional information, visit www.aquafina.com.
NESTLÉ WATERS
Nestlé Waters claims to be the “number one bottled water company worldwide.” Nestlé Waters includes a variety of bottled water products such as Arrowhead, Deer Park and Ice Mountain. Nestlé Waters is unique because its products are deemed “natural spring water,” resulting in tastes different from other bottled water brands. Because spring water is a natural product that retains the same properties as its underground source, spring water from different geographical locations will have a distinct and “personal” taste. Check out various products from the Nestlé Waters company at www.nestle-waters.com.
What’s your favorite bottled water brand, and why? After reading the above, are you considering switching loyalties? Do you have any other favorite brands that we missed? Leave us a comment; The Chimes Online would love to know your opinion!
