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	Country of Origin: USA
	Region: Colorado
	Established: 1896

	Deep Rock
	Founded in 1896, Deep Rock Water Company features fine tasting, naturally wholesome water from a true-flowing artesian well hidden 852 feet below the earth's surface. In 1890, druggist Stephen Kostitch bought land to the northeast of Denver. He tried to get city water but discovered that his land was too remote to connect with the water company's mains. So he drilled a well. And drilled. And drilled. When he finally hit water, it was of such wonderful quality and tasted so good that neighbors came with pails and bottles to get some for themselves. Recognizing a golden opportunity, Mr. Kostitch abandoned his plans to open a pharmacy and went into bottling and selling his wondrous water. Deep Rock customers enjoy the same great-tasting artesian well water to this day. And Deep Rock's production facility in Denver still does not have city water connections!
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BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:

milligrams per liter (mg/l)
180	TDS
	ph factor
5.2	Calcium
ND	Chlorides
64	Fluordine
15	Sodium

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