Bottled water from France

In ancient times France was part of the Celtic territory known as Gaul or Gallia. Its present name is derived from the Latin Francia, meaning "country of the Franks," a Germanic people who conquered the area during the 5th century, at the time of the fall of the Western Roman Empire. It became a separate country in the 9th century.

Today there are more then 200 brands of French Bottled Water:

Name	Balance	Minerality	Orientation	C	Vintage
Saint-Géron	Light	High	Acidic	N	1.000 years
Ô Muse	Still	Medium	Alkaline	A
Abatilles				A
Aix les Bains				A
Alet				A
Arcens				A
Arvie				A
Aurèle				A
Auzat				A
Badoit				A
Biovive				A
Café De Rome				A
Carola				A
Celtic	Not Rated			A
Chateauneuf				A
Chateldon				A
Contrex				A
Cristal Roc				A
Cristaline	Not Rated			A
Evian				A
Faustine				A
Ice Rocks	Still	Medium	Hint of Sweet	A
Julia				A
L'Oiselle				A
L'eau de Source Alizée				A
Label'O				A
Metzeral				A
Miers Alvignac				A
Mont Roucous				A
Montagne d'Arrée				A
Pampara				A
Parot				A
Perrier	Bold	Low	Acidic	N
Puits St Georges	Not Rated			A
Quezac				A
Saint Jean				A
Saint Martial				A
Saint-Géron
Soria				A
Source Blanche				A
Source Louise				A
Source Pioule				A
St-Georges				A
Valoise				A
Vals				A
Valvert				A
Vernet				A
Vernière				A
Vichy Célestins	Not Rated			A
Vittel		Medium	Neutral	A
Volvic				A
Wattwiller	Still	High	Hint of Sweet	N