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Saint-Géron

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
Abatilles				A
Aix les Bains				A
Alet				A
Arcens				A
Arvie				A
Aurèle				A
Auzat				A
Badoit	Not Rated			A
Biovive				A
Café De Rome				A
Carola				A
Celtic	Not Rated			A
Chateauneuf				A
Chateldon				A
Contrex	Not Rated			A
Cristal Roc				A
Cristaline	Not Rated			A
Evian	Not Rated			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
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	Not Rated			A
Wattwiller	Still	High	Hint of Sweet	N