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Penguin Ice

Spring Water - Still/Sparkling
 
Penguin Ice Bottled Water

Balance StillStill
LightLight
Virginality Virginality 1 - 5 Diamonds
Minerality Medium
Orientation Acidic
Hardness Very Hard


Penguin Ice Bottled Water Info Country of Origin: Canada
  Region: Quebec
  Place Name: St. Andre
  Established: 2006
  Web Site: www.PenguinIce.biz
 
Company:  Penguin Bottling Company
phone:  866.381.7218
fax:  
email:  info@PenguinIce.biz
 
 
Penguin Ice
  On the banks of the chilly Outaouais River where the Laurentide Ice Sheet once sheltered the land, in the village of St. Andre d’Argenteuil lies a special reserve of natural spring water known to locals for its exceptional quality and taste.

Penguin Ice originates in an underground spring named for the town of St. Andre d’Argenteuil, which lies approximately 45 kilometers northwest of Montreal.

Penguin Ice Sparkling and Penguin Ice Clear are offered in elegant glass bottles that enhance the dining experience and complete the well-dressed table.
Distributor Penguin Ice Where to Buy Penguin Ice:

 
Penguin Ice Analysis BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:
milligrams per liter (mg/l)
260 TDS
ph factor
48 Calcium
13 Chlorides
107 Bicarbonate
22 Magnesium
0.3 Nitrate
3.8 Potassium
18 Sodium
30 Sulphates
 
 
 

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