PEDRAS

I have had this water multiple times now and it is pretty unique in the bubble as well as flavor. This is a very high TDS water in particular Soduim & Hydrogen Carbonate, sodium does give the water something as does Apolinaris, not sure about the Hydrogen Carbonate. I feel that due to the high TDS you are left with a fairly effervescence bubble that should be drank in one sitting. Since this is readdily avaible to me now I might stock up.

Pedras Analysis:

3011	TDS
6.1	ph factor
103	Calcium
31	Chloride
2125	Hydrogeniccarbonate
28	Magnesium
0.3	Nitrate
32	Potassium
62	Silica
622	Sodium
6	Sulphates

ROSBACHER

This is the first German water I have seen in the states other than Gerolsteiner in a long time. The water has a soft bubble and to me reminiscent to Badiot. It is a high mineral content water with low sodium. I would probably like it better in glass but not sure I can find it here, here is what the company says about it's 2:1 ratio: For me its good but not great, and needs a bit more carbonation.

Rosbacher contains calcium (2 parts) and magnesium (1 part) in a ratio ideal for the intake of these minerals. Consumed jointly and regularly, they positively influence the performance and the ability for regeneration.

This is particularly relevant for active people. With every drop of sweat, the human body loses minerals, among them calcium and magnesium in a 2:1 ratio. Rosbacher is provided with these minerals in an ideal 2:1 ratio by nature and therefore quickly compensates the loss of these minerals.

sodium= 20mg
calcium= 4%
magnesium= 6%
TDS=1644