Josh Anderson just received an unusual and interesting gift

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Jeff Drouin
August 29, 2022 (8:37 PM)

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As you know, nowadays, hockey players can be considered as influencers in a way.

They have an impressive number of subscribers, and companies see great opportunities there. As my colleague Alex Desrosiers reports, especially for a company that aims to sell healthy habits, linking up with an NHL star can be interesting.

That's just the case with Dolomia Water Canada, which just gave a rather interesting gift to Montreal Canadiens forward Josh Anderson.

Bottled water

Now, don't think we're talking about simple water bottles. According to the description, it says that this is a water "perfect for making coffee".

Here is the full description:

"The quality of the water you use with your favorite coffee has a direct impact on its flavor profile, among other characteristics. To get the most out of your espressos, whether in capsules or whole beans, Dolomia's sparkling or still water is an ideal choice. We're happy to offer a variety of sizes to fit your needs and consumption pattern, so you can always enjoy a fresh cup with a cleansed palate."

Why are we talking about this? Because Anderson just got an industrial quantity of water bottles that range from $20 to $36 each.

See some product examples.

This is what we call an interesting and, shall we say, unusual gift:

Credit: Rumorsandtransaction.com

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