People who say they canāt taste the difference in water sketch me out
Itās all the same lol
Heās doing that facial expression @0 @Rig

People who say they canāt taste the difference in water sketch me out
RT especially big water, you can taste the capitalism in it
Itās all the same lol
See what I mean
Edgey
It isnt refreshing
People who say they canāt taste the difference in water sketch me out
could give u a blind test of 5 different bottled waters and u wouldn't know
FIJI water begins as rain falling on the tropical island of Viti Levuās north coast and is drawn from an artesian aquifer that lies hundreds of feet below the edges of a primitive rainforest. As it ļ¬lters down through layer after layer of ancient volcanic rock, the natural ļ¬ltration process introduces the mineral silica which contributes to Fiji Waterās distinctly soft, smooth āmouthfeelā(a professional tastersā term that refers to a liquidās taste and texture). That distance and isolation is part of what makes FIJI water so pure and rich in taste.
EVIAN
Evian water begins as rain and melt-water ļ¬ltering down through sandstone and gravel in the French Alps. It takes 15 years for the water to pass through the mountain before rising to the spring, along the way it picks up calcium and magnesium producing a slightly bitter, unique taste that you will either love or hate.
PERRIER
120 million years ago, on the Languedoc plain in southern France, rainwater seeped into the ground as volcanic gas rose up to the surface. When the water and gas met, they both forced their way up through the open ļ¬ssures in the limestone and gushed with the release of carbonic gas. The water bubbled as if boiling, earning this place the name, āLes Bouillensā,meaning āboiling watersā in French
could give u a blind test of 5 different bottled waters and u wouldn't know
Trust me I would