9 months of videos all building up to this. In the wait is over. John drinks water 4,000. Hey everybody, welcome to episode 4,000. This is also round four of the Water Comparison series. For the past few months we've been reviewing dozens of bottles of water from all around the world and it's been building up to this. These final three bottles are the best of the best of the best and at the end of this video we're going to determine which one of these bottles is moving on to round five. So let's take a look back at these three bottles and let's show you some information about them. Icelandic glacial natural spring water, the source of an epic life. Some it springs raw water, pure, natural and untouched. Starchy spring water, deep down good. So tonight I'll be drinking two and a half liters of water. It's about five and a half pounds and I've already done three videos on each of these bottles of water. I don't really have much else to say about them so I'm not going to keep you waiting much longer. Let's just open them up and start drinking them. Icelandic glacial, it's got a pH level of 8.4 raw water. Looks like it has same exact size lid and raw water has a pH level of 6.5. Then some it springs. It has a metallic lid and this has the highest pH level of 9.6. The metallic lid won't sit on these. Oh yeah it does actually. Let's need. So here we go. It's really good water. It's from an underground spring where the water escapes from volcano and it's naturally filtered. It's really good. It was down smooth. There's no weird aftertaste. All three of these are great water. Raw water. Raw water. It's a lot of water. This is one and a half liters. I'm just saving a little bit for the end. Some of the springs are in Maine and they have a naturally occurring spring that naturally filters the water. The plant where they bottle the water at the bottom of the water. It's almost right next to the water. The water naturally flows into the plant. There's no pumps at this facility. An interesting thing is their logo is an eagle represents eagles at the summit springs. It's a breeding ground for eagles. Some of the springs is also a member of the Fine Water Society, which is a prestigious society of water. Some of the springs is filtered and untouched. It's a really good water. Finally, starkey spring water. This is from Whole Foods. It has the highest pH level of all three of these. It has a 9.6 pH level. It's from a geothermal hot spring in Idaho. It's $2 for this bottle. All three of these are kind of expensive to be honest. They're more than cheap. I'll just put it that way. Let's just finish them up and get the results. First, I'm just going to say, third place goes to Icelandic glacial. It's a fantastic bottle of water. You should try it out if you have a chance. There's just nothing special about it. There's no taste to it. It's really pure. There's nothing special though. It's a really cool bottle. It has a nice glacier on top. Just hard to describe. I just say out of the three, I just drank. I would say this is third place. Still recommended though. It's okay. These two. The first time I reviewed both of these balls of water, I predicted that they would make it to the fallout round. These two are both just the best waters over in Idaho. It's really tough to compare the two. It's really tough to decide. Overall, just all things considered. I have to go. I have a drum roll please. The winner is Starky. Starky is moving on to round five. Just slightly, slightly better than in raw water. Congratulations, Starky Springwater. It's going to be a while until we get to round five.