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Cave H2O

Spring Water - Still/Sparkling
 
Cave H2O Bottled Water

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


Cave H2O Bottled Water Info Country of Origin: Germany
  Region: Weserbergland
  Place Name: Hohenstein Mineral Spring
  Established: 2007
  Web Site: www.cave-h2o.de
 
Company:  LPS GmbH
phone:  + 49 71 23 / 72 61 92 - 0
fax:  + 49 71 23 / 72 61 92 - 20
email:  info@cave-h2o.de
 
 
Cave H2O
  CAVE H2O comes from the Hohenstein Mineral Spring which, although it has provided drinking water since 1965, has only recently been marketed.

The Weserbergland natural park lies in the transition zone between the North German Plain and the Central Uplands, an area rich in variety. The Hohenstein conservation area with its sheer 50 metre cliffs extends over more than 800 hectares in the heart of this natural park. From the depths of this unique protected landscape riddled with caves emerges the Hohenstein Mineral Spring.
Rainwater trickles through marl and mudstone, continuing through thin calcareous sandstone deposits, finally finding its natural way to the surface through Cornbrash sandstone.

Geologists believe that water is also fed in from a nearby stalactite cave.
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Cave H2O Analysis BOTTLED WATER ANALYSIS:
milligrams per liter (mg/l)
500 TDS
7.0 ph factor
105 Calcium
12 Chlorides
281 Bicarbonate
8 Magnesium
6.2 Nitrate
8 Sodium
67 Sulphates
394 Hardness
 
 
 

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