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Spring Water - Still

 
Walnut Grove Bottled Water

Balance StillStill
Virginality Virginality 1 - 5 Diamonds
Minerality Medium
Orientation Neutral
Hardness Very Hard


Walnut Grove Bottled Water Info Country of Origin: USA
  Region: Indiana
  Place Name: Walnut Grove
  Web Site: walnutgrovespring.com
 
Company:  Walnut Grove Spring Water Company
phone:  877 947 9420
fax:  812 384 9765
email:  info@walnutgrovespring.com
 
 
Walnut Grove
  Created millennia ago by the glacial giants that flattened most points north, the Walnut Grove Spring is undoubtedly a natural phenomenon. The land bearing the spring is thought to have been formed by the flow of an ancient river that submerged most of the now picturesque countryside. When the river receded, it revealed scenic rolling hills, rich bottom soil, sandstone, and the renowned limestone formations unique to southern Indiana. These glacial deposits form a fine filter for water that has moved through the earth for thousands of years.

Though only recently discovered in the current era, vivid local folklore and ancient artifact discoveries show evidence of historic civilizations sustaining themselves for lifetimes from the invigorating spring water that lives in Walnut Grove. In fact, professional geologists have theorized the spring’s formation is approximately 15,000 years old, and produces 1,000 gallons per minute deep below the earth’s surface.

The carbon-friendly glass bottle delivers a stunning presentation and Walnut Grove is one of only a few privately-owned single-source natural spring waters in the entire US.


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Walnut Grove Analysis BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:
milligrams per liter (mg/l)
260 TDS
6.7 ph factor
0.02 Bromine
75 Calcium
11 Chlorides
180 Bicarbonate
8.6 Magnesium
6.3 Nitrate
1.1 Potassium
7 Sodium
17 Sulphates
0.004 Zinc
210 Hardness
 
Walnut Grove @ The Emmy Awards

The 59th Annual Primetime Emmy® Awards ceremony will be held Sunday, September 16 at the Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles and Walnut Grove Spring Water is the exclusive featured water.
  Walnut Grove is a small, simple rural society situated in the beautiful rolling hills of Southern Indiana. Once a bustling pioneer town, Walnut Grove is now inhabited by only a few residents. Atop a prominent hill, the original Walnut Grove Church boasts a steady congregation of nearby residents for over 100 years.

Walnut Grove’s breathtaking beauty seemed to call out to career bi-coastal business people Duane & Leslie Smith on a visit to their home state of Indiana. The couple longed to drink deeply themselves of the beauty and solitude the Walnut Grove area provides.

Yielding a strategy for a retirement “fun” business, the couple planned to found the country’s only organized Wild American Persimmon farm in the unique fruit’s native habitat. Duane & Leslie realized their persimmon farm dream, aptly naming it Persimmon Valley Farms. However, the land had another gift for them: the Walnut Grove Spring.

Keeping the water to themselves seemed a selfish move to the couple, and selling the spring to a conglomerate bottler would compromise the natural beauty of the area. A vision was born to create a company of their own.

The spring water would be respectfully collected and hand-bottled into the perfectly portable habitat of the glass swing-top bottle using as little non-renewable energy as possible. The company’s facilities would complement the beauty of the area and fit in with its immaculate environment. It would make a commitment to give back to the earth, society, and the local economy. It would be a company with an outlook as rare as the water itself and an example for others to follow - A company determined to set new standards – based on the old values learned from the spirit of Walnut Grove.

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