aquadeli® Fine bottled mineral and spring waters - 420 Volcanic Artesian Spring Water

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420 Volcanic

420 Volcanic water is sourced from the Tai Tapu spring at the foothills of the South Island’s Banks Peninsula, an extinct volcano. 420 is best described as a ‘volcanic artesian spring water’, naturally alkaline and relatively soft. It bubbles to the surface under its own pressure and in its own good time, filtering its way through age old volcanic rock to the surface from over 200 metres below ground. Apart from the fine water inside, the unique ribbed bottle has won numerous design awards and already gained iconic status among collectors.

Analysis	mg/L

Bicarbonates	93.0
Calcium	16.0
Chloride	5.6
Fluoride	-
Magnesium	3.96
Nitrate	-
Potassium	0.7
Silica	-
Sodium	11.0
Sulphates	2.0
TDS (ppm)	115
Hardness	54.8
pH	7.8


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