Just as nature intended
Every drop of evian natural mineral water begins as rain and snow falling onto the Gavotplateau, in the French Alps. As its journeys through protected underground layer of glacial rocks, the water is shaped entirely by nature. Nothing is added, nothing taken away. When it emerges at the Cachat Source in Evian-les-Bains, it carries a naturally balanced, distinctive mineral composition giving its unique , crisp taste _ as if the freshness of snow and rain were still vividly alive within it.
Where does evian come from?
French Alps
evian natural mineral water starts as rain and snow that falls onto a glacial plateau in the French Alps.
Glacial Plateau
Every drop of our water begins in the heart of the French Alps or the “impluvium” (the Gavot plateau in Chablais) where it filters through sand formations deposited during the ice ages and then emerges at the foot of the Alps in the town of Evian-les-Bains.
Filtration
The water naturally filters through layers of protected underground glacial rocks for over 15 years. When it emerges at the evian source it contains already a natural and characteristic mineral composition, which gives evian its unique, crisp taste.
Évian-les-Bains
The water emerges at the foot of the alps in the town of Évian-les-Bains, where the evianmineral water was first discovered over 230 years ago. We have great respect for this region and the water it provides. For more than 30 years, we’ve been in partnership with the local community to continue to preserve this natural resource so our water can be enjoyed today, tomorrow and always.
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What is natural mineral water?
While there are many different types of bottled water, natural mineral water comes from an underground formation called an aquifer from which water flows to the surface of the earth at a source. Naturally pure and with a stable composition, it can then be collected. evian natural mineral water is collected and bottled from our source (Cachat Spring) in the French Alps.
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Spring Water |
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Municipal water of multiple origins |
Multiple origins | Multiple origins |
Cachat Spring in the French Alps |
| Process | Disinfection | Disinfection | Disinfection and other treatments | Filtered by nature |
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Additives or Enhancements |
No | No | Yes | No |
