natural spring water
roaring from two ice age aquifers
what makes nirvana so rare?
2ice age aquifers
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1700acres of protected adirondack wilderness
geography
a rare pocket of wilderness
At the foothills of the Adirondack Mountains are 1,700 acres of protected wilderness. Beyond the meadows and wildflowers, through thousands of pines, are five natural springs gushing with the best tasting water on Earth. Nirvana spring water.
Nirvana is bottled exclusively from these springs, fed by two extraordinary ice age aquifers expanding for miles deep underground.
geology
spring water from ice age aquifers
Nirvana flows deep beneath the earth through two ice age aquifers. For over a billion years, this natural force has fed the Black River. When the River has its fill, the water still flowing underneath, collides with limestone bedrock, launching it toward the earth and forming natural springs.
This is where we bottle Nirvana. At its source, untouched by human hands.
taste
how water should taste.
Every drop is bottled fresh from our springs, and at its natural 42° temperature. Nirvana is naturally high in calcium and low in sodium and is also bromate-free. Delicious and healthy spring water.
