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Amaro

Spring Water - Still

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	Country of Origin: Canada
	Region: Berthier County Québec
	Place Name: St-Cuthbert

	Amaro
	Amaro spring water is synonymous with quality. In 1992, during a non-carbonated water taste test, organized by the Guide Debeur, a magazine dedicated to gastronomy, amaro spring water was rated number 1, ahead of all Quebec spring waters which are well-known by consumers.
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BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:

milligrams per liter (mg/l)
	TDS
	ph factor
17	Calcium
2	Chlorides
98	Bicarbonate
4	Magnesium
1	Potassium
12	Sodium
6	Sulphates

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