Australian Spring Water, NaTURALLY.


Naturally alkaline / pH 8.1 / Scoria filtered

From the foothills of an extinct volcano in the Victorian highlands flows a natural spring born from the abundant rainfall over the volcano’s dome. On the way, fine lava fragments filter out any particles from the rainwater and add a minute concentrate of minerals creating a uniquely alkaline source.

Emerging as springs on the lower slope of the mountain, our water is packaged at the source and notably rich in natural minerals with a rare and desirable pH of 8.1.

Notable trace elements (typical analysis)
• Magnesium: 26 mg/L
• Potassium:16 mg/L
• Sodium: 36 mg/L
• Calcium: 13 mg/L
• Bicarbonate: 180 mg/L

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