Bottled Water

If you like the taste of natural spring water over purified, artesian, or any other water source then this is a great choice for you.

Natural spring water undergoes a rigorous filtration process which strips the water of contaminants and natural minerals. 

The Ph Level of NLE1098091 - Natural Spring Water ranges from 6.5 to 7.8. For further information, please visit www.nestle-watersna.com.

The OFX40059 - Bottled Spring Water is designed for use with a home or office water cooler which can accomodate 4 gallon water bottles.

Any fluoride in Crystal Geyser® Alpine Spring Water®  is naturally occurring. The spring water is a natural water and Crystal Geyser® does not add any fluoride. 

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration regulates the maximum level of fluoride that bottled water can naturally contain. The maximum allowable level of fluoride ranges from 1.4 to 2.4 mg/L. All Alpine Spring Water® contains less than the allowed maximum and ranges from “None Detected” or 0 mg/L,  to 0.67 mg/L.

At the top of the label on the bottles, there is a small map which indicates if the water was Mt. Shasta; Mt. Whitney; the Blue Ridge Mountains of Salem, South Carolina; the Ossipee Mountains, Moultonborough, New Hampshire; Mena, Arkansas; the Cherokee National Forest spring source in Benton, Tennessee or the Johnstown spring source in New York. Once you have determined from which of the spring sources your spring water was bottled, you can click on one of the links below to obtain the Bottled Water Report for water bottled at that spring source.

• For the CGR Source at the Mountains of Tennessee, click on:
  http://www.crystalgeyserasw.com/docs/ASW_Bottled_Water_Report_Benton.pdf
• For the CG Roxane Source at the Ossipee Mountains at Moultonborough, New Hampshire, click on:
  http://www.crystalgeyserasw.com/docs/ASW_Bottled_Water_Report_Moultonborough.pdf
• For the CGR Source near Mt. Shasta, in Weed, California, click on:
  http://www.crystalgeyserasw.com/docs/ASW_Bottled_Water_Report_Shasta.pdf
• For the CG Roxane Source at the Ouachita Mountain Range in Norman, Arkansas, click on:
  http://www.crystalgeyserasw.com/docs/ASW_Bottled_Water_Report_Norman.pdf
• For the CG Roxane Source at the Sierra Nevada Mountains in Olancha, California, click on:
  http://www.crystalgeyserasw.com/docs/ASW_Bottled_Water_Report_Olancha.pdf
• For the CG Roxane Source at the Blue Ridge Mountains in Salem, South Carolina, click on:
  http://www.crystalgeyserasw.com/docs/ASW_Bottled_Water_Report_Salem.pdf
• For the CG Roxane Source at Johnstown, New York, click on:
  http://www.crystalgeyserasw.com/docs/ASW_Bottled_Water_Report_Johnstown.pdf