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St. Leonhardsquelle

Spring Water - Still/Sparkling
 
St. Leonhardsquelle Bottled Water

Balance StillStill
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St. Leonhardsquelle Bottled Water Info Country of Origin: Germany
  Region: Bavaria
  Place Name: Bad Leonhardspfunzen
 
St. Leonhardsquelle
  Am Fuße der bayrischen Alpen, inmitten eines
großartigen Landschaftsschutzgebietes, mit fast
unberührten Auen und Wäldern, entspringt die
St. Leonhardsquelle.
Das anschließende Naturschutzgebiet ist ein
Kleinod mit Seen und Mooren zwischen Chiemsee
und Inn.
Am bewaldeten Steilhang zum Flussbett des Inns,
liegt der kleine Ort Bad Leonhardspfunzen
mit der St. Leonhardsquelle. Über die Entdeckung
der Quelle und über die einst bedeutende
Wallfahrt zur danebenstehenden Leonhardskapelle
berichten zahlreiche Votivtafeln in der Kapelle.
Distributor St. Leonhardsquelle Where to Buy St. Leonhardsquelle:

 
St. Leonhardsquelle Analysis BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:
milligrams per liter (mg/l)
485 TDS
ph factor
0.008 Arsenic
93 Calcium
13.1 Chlorides
0.082 Copper
0.05 Fluordine
393 Bicarbonate
3.7 Iron
24 Magnesium
0.05 Nitrate
1 Potassium
15 Silica
5.4 Sodium
0.14 Stroncium
9.4 Sulphates
0.01 Zinc
 
 
 

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