bling H2O - Welcome to life...
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Collector's item
bling H2O - NOT FOR EVERYONE... ONLY FOR THOSE WHO ARE BLING
welcome to life...
The most well-known premium water since 2005 is the young brand bling H2O.
It is a unique design water like the Rolls-Royce Phantom of all waters.
The shape of the bottles is reminiscent of elegant wine bottles, and the visual design of the best champagne. But it's not just the design with ever-changing colors and original Swarovski crystals that is pure luxury, but also the water itself: exclusively American Tennessee spring water near Knoxville and Nashville on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
It springs from the heart of the jungle at a temperature of 14.5°C and is bottled directly at the source, and is filtered no less than nine times before it is sent in a luxury bottle to the upper class, upscale restaurants and hotels. There are now countless different bottle designs of bling H2O, mostly in limited editions, but always eye-catching, extravagant, exorbitant and incredibly present.
Mr Boyd:
bling H2O. An inspiration from Kevin G. Boyd, author and producer in Hollywood. At some point, Boyd realized that there was a giant slumbering in the subject that he should be one of the first to awaken. Boyd, who wanted to create an independent water brand for a certain elite, combined high-quality design with incomparable taste.
He developed bling H2O to give the wearer, owner and consumer a stance, an attitude, a message. The goal was to offer a product with an exquisite touch that people would like to identify with, show off and be seen with. bling H2O was strategically positioned from the start to appeal to the expanding super-luxury consumer market in the USA.
The water was able to triumph because for a long time it was exclusively drunk by stars and starlets in Hollywood and Manhattan. Well-known blingH2o consumers include Jamie Foxx, Ray Lewis, Gabrielle Union, Paris Hilton and a few more. bling H2O is, in the truest sense of the word, pure pop culture in a bottle. The brand has penetrated even the inner circles, such as the MTV Video Music Awards and The Emmy's.
The water:
The source is in the Smoky Mountains in Dandridge, Tennessee at a depth of 800 meters. The water is microfiltered nine times, subjected to ozone treatment and ultraviolet irradiation before it is filled into handmade glass bottles decorated with genuine Swarovski crystals and sealed with a natural cork. With a pH value of 7.7, it is slightly alkaline and has a dry residue of just 68 mg/l, making it pleasantly light with a delicately sweet note.
Excellent:
The bottle design won the Clear Choice Award for “Best Glass Packaging” in 2006.
In addition to being chosen as the “purest water,” the luxury water received the “Gold Medal of Excellence” at the Berkeley International Water Tasting Award.
Exquisite:
Bling is also on the drinks menu in some luxury hotels in Europe.
In the United States, the extravagant thirst quencher has been en vogue for some time: bling is served at MTV parties and Emmy awards ceremonies and has also appeared as a status symbol in various music videos.
Our American colleagues from finewaters.com say:
"Sometimes it's not just about the water, but also about the ambience, the atmosphere, the presentation and the presentation. Water is sometimes like wine, but sometimes in a club or in special situations it can be like champagne. Bling H2O is the original and often copied luxury representation of water."
Contra?
Interestingly, the consumption of high-priced brands and products is referred to as the "bling" effect, and these are preferred by celebrities and the wealthy precisely because they are so expensive. The higher the price, the more attractive the brand is because it is more exclusive. It is even suspected that demand for these brands would drop significantly if the price were to drop.
In any case, this water, like Fillico, is a controversial issue in itself; it polarizes, provokes and divides people. But that is probably to be expected given this story. The fact is that it is a very popular but hardly available water here in Europe. The small quantities shipped to Europe are always sold out very quickly and the demand remains.
Most shops in Europe are actually almost always sold out.
750ml still
bling H2O - Welcome to life...
--
Collector's item
bling H2O - NOT FOR EVERYONE... ONLY FOR THOSE WHO ARE BLING
welcome to life...
The most well-known premium water since 2005 is the young brand bling H2O.
It is a unique design water like the Rolls-Royce Phantom of all waters.
The shape of the bottles is reminiscent of elegant wine bottles, and the visual design of the best champagne. But it's not just the design with ever-changing colors and original Swarovski crystals that is pure luxury, but also the water itself: exclusively American Tennessee spring water near Knoxville and Nashville on the edge of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
It springs from the heart of the jungle at a temperature of 14.5°C and is bottled directly at the source, and is filtered no less than nine times before it is sent in a luxury bottle to the upper class, upscale restaurants and hotels. There are now countless different bottle designs of bling H2O, mostly in limited editions, but always eye-catching, extravagant, exorbitant and incredibly present.
Mr Boyd:
bling H2O. An inspiration from Kevin G. Boyd, author and producer in Hollywood. At some point, Boyd realized that there was a giant slumbering in the subject that he should be one of the first to awaken. Boyd, who wanted to create an independent water brand for a certain elite, combined high-quality design with incomparable taste.
He developed bling H2O to give the wearer, owner and consumer a stance, an attitude, a message. The goal was to offer a product with an exquisite touch that people would like to identify with, show off and be seen with. bling H2O was strategically positioned from the start to appeal to the expanding super-luxury consumer market in the USA.
The water was able to triumph because for a long time it was exclusively drunk by stars and starlets in Hollywood and Manhattan. Well-known blingH2o consumers include Jamie Foxx, Ray Lewis, Gabrielle Union, Paris Hilton and a few more. bling H2O is, in the truest sense of the word, pure pop culture in a bottle. The brand has penetrated even the inner circles, such as the MTV Video Music Awards and The Emmy's.
The water:
The source is in the Smoky Mountains in Dandridge, Tennessee at a depth of 800 meters. The water is microfiltered nine times, subjected to ozone treatment and ultraviolet irradiation before it is filled into handmade glass bottles decorated with genuine Swarovski crystals and sealed with a natural cork. With a pH value of 7.7, it is slightly alkaline and has a dry residue of just 68 mg/l, making it pleasantly light with a delicately sweet note.
Excellent:
The bottle design won the Clear Choice Award for “Best Glass Packaging” in 2006.
In addition to being chosen as the “purest water,” the luxury water received the “Gold Medal of Excellence” at the Berkeley International Water Tasting Award.
Exquisite:
Bling is also on the drinks menu in some luxury hotels in Europe.
In the United States, the extravagant thirst quencher has been en vogue for some time: bling is served at MTV parties and Emmy awards ceremonies and has also appeared as a status symbol in various music videos.
Our American colleagues from finewaters.com say:
"Sometimes it's not just about the water, but also about the ambience, the atmosphere, the presentation and the presentation. Water is sometimes like wine, but sometimes in a club or in special situations it can be like champagne. Bling H2O is the original and often copied luxury representation of water."
Contra?
Interestingly, the consumption of high-priced brands and products is referred to as the "bling" effect, and these are preferred by celebrities and the wealthy precisely because they are so expensive. The higher the price, the more attractive the brand is because it is more exclusive. It is even suspected that demand for these brands would drop significantly if the price were to drop.
In any case, this water, like Fillico, is a controversial issue in itself; it polarizes, provokes and divides people. But that is probably to be expected given this story. The fact is that it is a very popular but hardly available water here in Europe. The small quantities shipped to Europe are always sold out very quickly and the demand remains.
Most shops in Europe are actually almost always sold out.
750ml still