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Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting Winners 2019, back to the beginning in 1991 Best Municipal Water 2019 Best in the World – Clearbrook, BC Canada Best in the US - Eldorado Springs, CO 2nd – Hamilton, Victoria, Australia 3rd – Independence, MO 4th -- Mission Springs Water District, Desert Hot Springs, CA 5th – Berkeley Springs, WV Best Bottled Water 2019 1st -- Smeraldina Natural Artesian Water, Sardinia, Italy 2nd -- Grand Springs, Alton, VA 3rd -- Mount Pure Natural Mineral Water, St. George’s, Grenada, West Indies 4th -- Castle Rock Spring Water, Dunsmuir, CA 5th -- Little Swiss, Gap Mills, WV Best Sparkling – 2019 1st – Mountain Valley Spring Water Sparkling, Hot Springs, AR 2nd – Touch Sparkling Mineral Water, Marchand, MB, Canada 3rd – Oravida Natural Artesian Water, Otakiri, Whakatane, NZ 4th – BLVD, Yolla Tasmania, Australia Tie 5th -- OGO Sparkling Water, Sandilands, MB, Canada and Waiheke Minerals, Waiheke Island, New Zealand Best Purified Drinking Water – 2019 1st – Berkeley Springs Purified Water, Berkeley Springs, WV Tie 2nd – Waiheke Mineral Plus, Waiheke Island, New Zealand and Lesage Water, Lesage, WV 3rd --Ophora Water, Santa Barbara, CA 4th -- Waiheke Still, Waiheke Island, New Zealand People’s Choice-- 2019 Best Packaging 1st – Svalbaroi Polar Iceberg Water, Longyearbyen, Norway 2nd -- Waiheke Minerals, Waiheke Island, New Zealand 3rd – Iceberg Water, Lewisporte, NL, Canada 4th – Oravida Natural Artesian Water, Otakiri, Whakatane, NZ 5th – Antipodes, Otakiri, Whakatane, NZ Best Flavored Essence Sparkling 1st – Mountain Valley Blackberry Pomegranate Sparkling Water. Hot Springs, AR 2nd – OGO Lime Sparkling, Sandilands, MB, Canada 3rd – Mountain Valley White Peach Sparkling Water, Hot Springs, AR Best Municipal Water 2018 Best in the World – Clearbrook, BC Canada Best in the US - Santa Ana, CA 2nd – City of Hamilton, OH 3rd – Mission Springs Water District, Desert Hot Springs, CA 4th – Eldorado Springs, CO 5th – Independence, MO Best Bottled Water 2018 1st – Frequency H2O, Major Creek, Queensland, Australia 2nd -- Mountain Valley Springs Water, Hot Springs, AR Tie 3rd – Jackson Springs Natural Premium Spring Water, Marchand, MB, Canada 3rd – Hope Natural Spring Water, Halifax County, VA 4th – Svalbaroi Polar Iceberg Water, Longyearbyen, Norway 5th -- Dioni, Epirus, Greece Best Sparkling – 2018 1st – Antipodes Sparkling Water, Whakatane, NZ 2nd. – Touch Sparkling Mineral Water, Marchand, MB, Canada 3rd – KOPU Sparkling Water, Otakiri, NZ 4th – Tesanjski Kiseljak, Tesanj, Bosnia 5th -- Castle Rock Sparkling Water, Dunsmuir, CA Best Purified Drinking Water – 2018 1st – Ophora Water, Santa Barbara, CA 2nd - GP8 Oxygen Alkaline Water, Toronto, Ontario, Canada 3rd – Rain Fresh Oxygen-Rich Purified Water, Garland, TX 4th – Lesage Water, Lesage, WV Tie -- 5th – Berkeley Springs Purified Water, Berkeley Springs, WV Hamilton On Tap, Hamilton, OH People’s Choice-- 2018 Best Packaging 1st – Svalbaroi Polar Iceberg Water, Longyearbyen, Norway 2nd – Catt Springs Natural Springs Mineral Water, Apache, OK 3rd – Antipodes Water, Whakatane, NZ Best Flavored Essence Sparkling 1st – Icy Blue Lemon, Marchand, Manitoba, Canada 2017 Municipal Water Gold Medal: Village of Montpelier, OH Silver Medal: City of Emporia, KS Bronze Medal: City of Hamilton, OH 4th Place: Metropolitan Water District of Southern California 5th Place: Independence, MO Non-Carbonated Bottled Water Gold Medal Tie: AlphaPure Springs Water, Ocala, FL; Zaros Natural Water, Crete Silver Medal Tie: Artesia, Crystal Falls, MI; Canadian Gold Artesian Water, Marchand, MB, Canada Bronze Medal: Svalbaroi Polar Iceberg Water, Longyearbyen, Norway 4th Place: Planet H2O Natural Artesian Water, Knoxville, TN 5th Place: Whistler Water, Burnaby, BC, Canada Purified Drinking Water Gold Medal: GP8 Oxygen Water, Toronto, ON, Canada Silver Medal: Berkeley Springs Purified Water, Berkeley Springs, WV Bronze Medal: Thermodx Thirst Oxygen Water Toronto ON, Canada 4th Place: Thermodx Thirst Alkaline Water, Toronto, ON, Canada 5th Place: Rain Fresh Bottled Water, Garland, TX Carbonated Bottled Water Gold Medal Tie: Tesanjski Kiseljak, Tesanj, Bosnia; Touch Sparkling Mineral Water, Marchand, MB, Canada Silver Medal: Otakiri Reserve, Otakiri, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand Bronze Medal: Aqua Nobel Carbonated Water, Morap, Sweden 4th Place: Oro Luxury Water, Vizianius, Macedonia 5th Place: Antipodes Water, Whakatane, New Zealand People’s Choice Packaging Design Gold Medal: Svalbaroi Polar Iceberg Water, Longyearbyen, Norway Silver Medal: Waiheke Imperial, Waiheke Island, New Zealand Bronze Medal: Antipodes Water, Whakatane, New Zealand 2016 Municipal Water Gold Medal: Clearbrook, Abbotsford, BC, Canada (Best in the World) Gold Medal: Eldorado Springs, CO (Best in US) Silver Medal: Marysville, Victoria, Australia Bronze Medal: Independence, MO 4th Place: Santa Ana, CA 5th Place: Mission Springs Water District, Desert Hot Springs CA Non-Carbonated Bottled Water Gold Medal: Theoni Natural Mineral Water, Karditsa, Greece Silver Medal: Prairie Crystal Pure Spring Water, Marchand, MB, Canada Bronze Medal: Eau De Source 83, ppm, Village Blanchard, NB, Canada 4th Place: Davia Organic Maple Sap Water, Saint-Quentin, NB, Canada 5th Place: Antipodes, Whakatane, New Zealand Purified Drinking Water Gold Medal: Bar H2O Premium Purified Water, Richmond, MI Silver Medal: Divinia, Idaho Falls, ID Bronze Medal: Hamilton On Tap, Hamilton, OH 4th Place: Mountain Drop, Linthicum, MD (bottling Berkeley Springs water) 5th Place: Berkeley Springs Purified Water, Berkeley Springs, WV Carbonated Bottled Water Gold Medal: Tesanjski Kiseljak, Tesanj, Bosnia Silver Medal: Touch Sparkling Mineral Water, Marchand, MB, Canada Bronze Medal: Celvick Dobri Kiseljak, Tesanj, Bosnia Tie 4th Place: Deluge Sparkling Natural Spring Water, Oro-Medonte, ON, Canada; Nakd Luxury Sparkling Water, Putaruru, New Zealand; Oro Luxury Water, Vizianius Macedonia People’s Choice Packaging Design Gold Medal: Nakd Luxury Artesian Water, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand Silver Medal: Antipodes Water, Whakatane, New Zealand Bronze Medal: Jackson Springs Natural Premium Spring Water, Middlebro, MB, Canada 2015 Municipal Water Gold Medal: City of Hamilton, OH Silver Medal: City of Emporia, KS Bronze Medal: Clearbrook Waterworks District, BC, Canada Tie 4th Place: Village of Montpelier, OH, Southwest Water Authority, Dickinson, SD & Eldorado Springs, CO 5th Place: Independence, MO Non-Carbonated Bottled Water Gold Medal: Fengari Platinum - Platinum Class Natural Mineral Water, Athens, Greece Silver Medal: Castle Rock Water, Dunsmuir, CA Bronze Medal: Halstead Springs Water, Speedwell, TN 4th Place: Jackson Springs Natural Premium Spring Water, Middlebro, MB, Canada 5th Place: CAPI, Victoria, Australia Purified Drinking Water Gold Medal: Indigo H2O, Elkhart, IN Tie Silver Medal: January Springs, North Hatley QC, Canada & Bar H2O Premium Purified Water, Richmond, MI Bronze Medal: Whispering Springs, Pierceton, IN 4th Place: Lesage Natural, Lesage, WV 5th Place: Mountain Drop, Linthicum, MD (bottling Berkeley Springs water) Carbonated Bottled Water Gold Medal: Daphne-Ultra Premium Quality Natural Sparkling Mineral, Athens, Greece Silver Medal: Oaza, Tesanj, Bosnia Bronze Medal: Antipodes Water, Whakatane, New Zealand 4th Place: Otakiri Reserve, Whakatane, New Zealand 5th Place: Castle Rock Carbonated Water, Dunsmuir, CA People’s Choice Packaging Design Gold Medal: Eternal Naturally Alkaline Spring Water, Dandridge, TN Silver Medal: Nakd Luxury Artesian Water, Bay of Plenty, New Zealand Bronze Medal: Waiwera Artesian Water, Auckland, New Zealand 4th Place: Arisu, Seoul, The Republic of Korea 5th Place: Antipodes Water, Whakatane, New Zealand 2014 Municipal Water Best in the World Gold Medal: Clearbrook, BC, Canada Best in USA Gold Medal: Santa Ana, CA Silver Medal: Hamilton, OH Bronze Medal: Greenwood, BC, Canada 4th Place TIE: Dickinson, ND & Montpelier, OH 5th Place: Emporia, KS Non-Carbonated Bottled Water Gold Medal: Castle Rock Water, Dunsmuir, CA Silver Medal Tie: Eldorado Natural Spring Water, Eldorado, CO Samaria Natural Springs Water, Crete, Greece Bronze Medal: Mountain Drop from Linthicum, MD bottling Berkeley Springs water 4th Place TIE: Avita Premium Artesian Alkaline Water, Roscommon, MI Element, Vrnjacka Banja, Serbia Carbonated Bottled Water Gold Medal: Canadian Gold Sparkling Mineral Water, Marchand, MB, Canada Silver Medal: Jackson Springs Natural Premium Spring Water, MB, Canada Bronze Medal: Antipodes, Whakatane, New Zealand 4th Place 3 way TIE: Tesanjski Dijament, Tesanj, Bosnia Naked Luxury Artesian Water, Bay of Plenty, NZ Tesanjski Kiseljak, Tesanj, Bosnia People’s Choice Package Design Gold Medal: Hallasu, Republic of Korea Silver Medal: Bama Tianshou Spring, Bama, China Bronze Medal: Waiakea, Kea’au Aquifer, HI 4th Place: Cerebellum H2O, Hoboken, NJ 5th Pleace: Marvelus Sparkling Mineral Water, Ocala, FL Purified Drinking Water Gold Medal: Mountain Drop from Linthicum, MD bottling Berkeley Springs water Silver Medal TIE: Indigo H2O, Elkhart, IN & Bar H2O, Richmond, MI Bronze Medal TIE: Berkeley Springs Purified Water, Berkeley Springs, WV January Springs, North Hatley, QE, Canada. 4th Place: Rain Fresh Oxygen-Rich Purified Water, Garland, TX 2013 Municipal Water Best in the World Gold Medal: Emporia, KS Silver Medal: Independence, MO Bronze Medal: Greenwood, BC, Canada 4th Place TIE: Metropolitan Water District of Southern California Clearbrook, BC, Canada 5th Place: Keremeos, BC, Canada Non-Carbonated Bottled Water
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