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Bottled Water from Brazil
Outside of Europe, Brazil has maybe the best regulated and organized mineral water industry. Around 300 mineral water springs and about 100 spas are available for Brazilians to enjoy. The sheer size and geological range of features accounts for a very varied sources from high TDS curatives to low mineral content waters. Most are widely available throughout Brazil.
Bottled Waters of Brazil
- Água Cristalina de Anapolis
- Água Magnesiana do Campestre
- Água Mineral Kaiary
- Água Mineral Natural Danbi
- Água Mineral Natural Imbaiba
- Água Mineral Santo Anjo
- Água Schin - Fonte Alexania I
- Água Schin - Fonte Asa Branca II
- Água Schin - Fonte Canaa
- Água Schin - Fonte Caxias I
- Água Schin - Fonte Igrejinha I
- Água Schin - Fonte Nossa Senhora Aparecida
- Água Schin - Fonte Santa Paula
- Água Schin - Fonte Senhor do Bonfim
- Águas da Mata Atlântica
- Acqua Sadia
- Acquafine
- Agua Mineral Prata do Vale
- Agua Mineral Santa Catarina
- Agua Mineral Serra da Graciosa
- Agua Santa Ines
- Aguas de São Pedro
- Aguavita
- Aquaplus
- Avahy
- BelAgua
- Bioleve
- Cantagalo
- Circuito das Águas
- Cristal da Estancia
- Cristalina
- Crystal
- Crystal Tropical
- Da Montanha
- Daflora
- Delfonte
- Dias D'Avila
- Dijon
- EcoVita
- Fenix
- Fonte Caiçara
- Fonte Dinha
- Fonte Ijui
- Fonte Santa Lucia
- Fonte Santa Ursula
- Fonte Thermas Mossoró
- Frascalli
- Fratelli Vita
- Frescca
- Genuina Lindoya
- Himalaia
- Ibira
- Indaia
- Itaipu
- Kalary
- Levissima
- Lindóia Bio Leve
- Lindóia Premium
- Lindóya Fonte Vida
- Lindóya Verão
- Lumiar
- Magna
- Mariágua
- Minalba
- Mineral Water
- Monte Mario - Fonte Monte Libano
- Muriloalvarenga
- Natureza
- Nestlé Pure Life
- Nova Friburgo
- Nova Friburgo Plus
- Ouro Fino
- Petropolis Paulista
- Prata
- Prata do Vale
- Pura & Leve
- Puris
- Santa Barbara
- Santa Clara
- Santa Claudia
- Sao Lourenco
- Schincariol
- Serra Alta de Minas
- Serra do Segreda
- Serra Negra
- Soberba
- Solara
- Uba
- Via Natural
- Xuk
- Yara
If you know a water not on the list or want to have your water reviewed by FineWaters please contact us.
- In The News
- History of Bottled Water
Over the past two decades, bottled water has become the fastest-growing drinks market in the world. The global market was valued at $157bn in 2013 and is expected to reach $280bn by 2020.
Water is turning into wine. The same culture that surrounds the production and consumption
of wine is emerging around water. Water competitions akin to wine competitions
are now held.
Earth is old. The sun is old. But do you know what may be even older than both? Water.
Washington Post declares that unknown to many shoppers urged to buy foods that are “low sodium” and “low salt,” this longstanding warning has come under assault by scientists who say that typical American salt consumption is without risk.
Ours is the blue planet, and the hallmark of life on Earth is water. But where did this colorless, odorless liquid first come from? Recent discoveries in astrophysics suggest that water is not native to Earth.
This website appeared first in 2004 and the concept of considering water at the same level as wine and food as a natural product was still new and foreign to many.
