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English Mountain

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	Country of Origin: USA
	Region: Tennessee
	Place Name: Chestnut Hill

	English Mountain
	Nestled in the Great Smokey Mountains, tucked away in a quiet hollow is a crystal clear spring that ol’ timers affectionately refer to as “The Promised Land.” Many recall stories their grandpas have told about dropping a dipper in the spring and savoring the cool refreshing water. An authentic log cabin graces the site as a testament to days long gone but fondly remembered. Located in Chestnut Hill in Dandridge, Tennessee, it has been a discovered water source since “1883”. English Mountain Spring Water proudly boasts the fact that it is bottled “at the source” to bring you water that is “Engineered by Nature, bottled with perfection.”
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