The important of water is often not realized, for that we are emphasizing much at Ban Sabai about water.
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Country: Italy
Name or Place of Source: San Benedetto.
The water, tapped at the surface in ancient times, is drawn from 1,000 feet below ground to
ensure that all its original features are unchanged, and unadulterated. The water trickles to its
source from the glaciers of the Dolomites. San Benedetto carries a 30 milligram per liter punch of Magnesium.
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Country: Italy
Name or place of the source: San Faustino, Umbria
The protected Sanfaustino source is located in Umbria, the geographic heart of Italy. Sanfaustino emerges with a natural light effervescence and is a good source of calcium. It contains natural bicarbonate, for healthy digestion and it is free of sodium.
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Country: Italy
Name or Place of Source: San Pellegrino Terme
Established in: 1899
San Pellegrino mineral water flows from a thermal spring at the foot of a Dolomite mountains. During it's journey trough the Dolomites, the water is mineralized trough contact with the rocks and is heated by geothermal gradient until reaching the spring, where it has the balanced composition of San Pellegrino mineral water.
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Country: France
Name or Place of Source: Evian-les-Bains. Haute Savoie
Established in: 1878
Evian water spends at least 15 years slowly filtering through the French Alps. At the end of this journey it emerges at the spring in Evian-Les-Bains. Evian Natural Mineral Water's indisputable purity and unique mineral balance are the product of this unhurried journey.
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Country: France
Name or Place of Source: Vergése
Established in: by Romans. first bottled in 1863
The Perrier spring is located in the Gard district, in the city of Verg?e, which is located in the south of France, between N?es and Montpellier.
Perrier is a natural mineral water. As defined by French law, this means water with a stable composition and healthy properties, as certified by the department of health and the national academy of medicine.
Perrier contains only mineral salts and carbonation (CO2). It contains no sugar, caffeine or calories.
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Country: France
Name or Place of Source: Vittel, Vosges
Established in: 1854
In the region around Vittel the journey of the water takes more than 15 years trough the rocks of the Vosges. On it's way to the source it gets enriched with calcium and magnesium. The result is a natural, flat mineral water.
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Country: France
Name or Place of Source: Lithinée Vosges
Altitude of Source: 1125 m
Wattwiller. The water has travelled through rocks like red Vosgian sandstone, Muschelkalk and new red sandstone, enriching itself with all the minerals necessary for human well-being.
It is an artesian source of water, meaning that it springs up without mixing with surface water.
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Country: United Kingdom
Name or Place of Source: Harrogate, North Yorkshire
Harrogate Spa water is sourced from water-bearing rocks near the centre of town, 150 feet below the ground. It is renowned for being low in sodium, having a well-balanced mineral content and a slightly sweet flavour. The sparkling water is only lightly carbonated - meaning it can be drunk comfortably in large quantities and goes well with any type of food.
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