Berg Water, Sourced from Icebergs, 25.36oz (One 750ml Glass Bottle)

Best water on the earth

I am “fancy” glass bottled water junkie. I recently tried Berg Water, the so-called “premium” iceberg-sourced stuff that’s harvested from ancient icebergs off Newfoundland and marketed as the purest water on Earth. What a complete disappointment and, frankly, a rip-off. First off, the price is absurd—often around $25-$30 or more for a single 750ml bottle. For that kind of money, I expected something life-changing, but nope. It tastes flat, lifeless, dirty and honestly worse than plain city tap water straight from my garden hose. I worried the ultra-low mineral content (basically distilled-like purity) would make Berg taste like nothing—bland and empty. Instead it actually tastes dirty. No crispness, no refreshing quality, just boring slightly off taste that left me reaching for regular filtered water instead. Berg tastes like I would imagine street gutter water would taste. People rave about how “clean” and “sweet” it is because it’s untouched by minerals, but to me, it just proves that minerals are what give water flavor and character. Without them, it’s like drinking expensive melted ice cube runoff. I’ve had far better hydration from a free public fountain. Berg feels like the scam: take regular frozen water from nature, melt it, bottle it in fancy glass, slap on a story about 15,000-year-old glaciers, and charge a fortune to people who fall for the luxury hype. It’s not superior—it’s just overpriced novelty water preying on status seekers. Save your money and stick to tap or a decent filter. Berg Water is not worth a single cent, let alone what they charge. Total waste!

Crystal clear water, no taste but purity in a pretty glass bottle. Way too pricy for water but an indulgence for a special occasion.

It was on time and not cracked or broken

so I did a taste test with our company water filtered water (professional paid monthly), fiji water, and this berg water. (i refrigerated the fiji water and berg water overnight). I tested an employee at our company and she was able to distinguish them on a blind taste test, which shocked me. (she personally prefers fiji and says she hates evian because of the scent, that is what prompted me to put her to the water test) after testing her, i tried tasting fiji and berg. and after a few tries with my eyes closed. i could definitely taste a difference. i can't say which one is better or which one i prefer, because the difference is very subtle, but they are clearly different. if i could explain, i think the berg mineral water seems more deep and full (on the piano, it's the lower tones of the keys) and the fiji water taste was much cleaner? or crisp? (the taste left as fast as it came). when i'm saying clean, i don't mean other waters are not clean. i don't know a word in my vocabulary to explain the sensation. anyways, i was amazed that water does definitely taste different. it was fun to see.

This is the worst water I have ever tasted in my life. I but expensive water all the time and will only drink bottled water. This water tastes dirty and the only thing I can compare it to is water from a garden hose. It is disgusting, I thought I might get sick from it, it tastes that bad. Filtered water tastes better.

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The write-up looks nice and claims Low Total Dissolved Solids (TDS): Berg water has a TDS of <10 ppm, one of the lowest in the market, However, the taste is no better than Spring Water and the TDS is >10 ppm. (45 ppm to be exact) One of my pictures shows it is higher than the 5-gallon water dispenser I utilize, as I do not drink tap water. IMHO, and as clearly shown on my TDS meter, this needs to be adequately described and is certainly not worth the money. Honestly disappointed and a fool,