Is a $50 Bottle of Water From an Iceberg Worth it? 🧊 #shorts

You can get your own iceberg water for $50, but it is worth it? Iceberg water is said to be the purest water with no trace of minerals. It comes from glaciers that have massive pieces of ice that break off and then they can be harvested under very strict quality conditions. The iceberg is melted and bottled without coming into contact with any impurities in order to preserve its natural qualities. I decided to do a blind test to see if I could tell the difference between the $50 water and your average premium water bottle you can find anywhere.

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[kokorolex]

Ain't no way in hell they scooping up water from a remote ass glacier and putting it in millions of bottles. That shit tap but filtered.

[salty_moss]

That water does taste different, I've tried it, but I got the exact same taste by melting ice cubes from my freezers crusty ass ice cube system 💀

[jare]

imagine drinking this just to get some virus from 800 bc lmao

[vipuldass]

Some caveman that pissed in the ice a million years ago: unga bunga!

[Fatherlesschild]

let’s be real here, the finest water is the water from those paper cones

[thedon]

Everyone else: talking about the iceberg water
Me: wtf is black water

[wagazakii]

youtuber: this is the purest water you can get
distilled water: **you kiddin me?**

[flyingbicycles]

The purest water you can get is called “distilled” and literally anyone with a teapot can make it

[shellshock]

Do you know what pisses me off? Back in College for my International Marketing class final we were tasked to create a mock product and justify how we could sell it and why. I created a water bottle company that would melt icebergs and justified it due to the snobbery of some people. I legit had to justify why I should not fail and pass that class, since my professor thought it was a ludicrous idea and it would never sell. It never really interested me to pursue it, nor did I have the means to do it, but cool.

[Stachelbeeerchen]

*The purest you can get from an iceberg

There still can be dust or some other stuff frozen in there. Ice is not immune from pollution.

[fredbearsfamilydiner]

“Why does this iceberg water tastes like red paint and metal?” - Last words of a person in the 1910s

[capnfungi]

Uh not pure WATER, pure ICEBERG maybe. Not coming into contact with anything doesn't make it clean or pure, in fact the ocean is the last thing I think when I hear Pure.

[Apatet]

figi as well as this berg water is soft, which means it has no (or just a little) magnium and potassium salts in it. but actually water that we consider "tasty" and "soft flavoured" is slightly hard. a little harder then "normal" water is

[jrunn]

Moral of the video: don’t buy expensive water

[voltsiano]

People complaining about melting icebergs, and companies are allowed to do this? There's a double standard here from SOMEONE.

[SirSkills]

This man’s voice needs to be my phone’s voice assistant.

[notme]

Everybody gangsta till you drink a 170 million year old Bacteria

[cremepuffle]

“Purest” there’s so much crap frozen in those old glaciers. Idk what these water companies are are doing at this point lmao

[comtakt]

Berg, also known as: climate change in a bottle

[nAcolz]

"Purest water you can get"
Have you seen how nasty and dirty icebergs are? Lol