


💧 Elevate your hydration game with mountain-pure style!
Mountain Valley Spring Water offers 16.9 oz of naturally sodium-free, mineral-rich water with a balanced pH of 7.3 to 7.8. Packaged in recyclable glass bottles sourced from the Ouachita Mountains, this 12-pack combines purity, sustainability, and premium certification (Kosher and Pareve) for the discerning professional.
| ASIN | B07ZPGDC77 |
| Additives | Minerals, Sodium Free, BPA Free |
| Brand | The Mountain Valley |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (694) |
| Date First Available | 13 Feb. 2024 |
| Format | bottle |
| Manufacturer | Mountain Valley |
| Package Dimensions | 28.19 x 24.89 x 21.21 cm; 9.98 kg |
| Package Information | Bottle |
| Speciality | BPA, Mineral Enhanced, Sodium Free |
| Storage Instructions | Store In Room Temperature |
| Units | 202.8 millilitre(s) |
K**L
None better ❤️
B**B
poor packaging and overpriced $37 and sold locally at under $20 Mountain valley water is excellent. after trying I have started home delivery
C**S
The best water I ever tasted
D**P
Good price Two of the bottles had glass issues because of aluminum lightweight lids Main issue: taste. For me taste was not clean and pure.. We were once able to buy glacier pure water from The Castle Rock company. Now super hard to find. Hard to ship without breakage
B**Y
I've been drinking out of a water container, faucet water for years. Decided I wanted to try a "bottled" not plastic bottled water and did lots of research on it. I am familiar with the fact that it comes from Garland County, Arkansa. Where the Spring is rated the most popular in the country. Or so they say. It does have a different taste than faucet water and if drunk cold. I don't really see a difference in the taste. But, it is if this makes sense, a silkier liquid. I like it. Although more expensive than other varieties on the market. For now, I will continue to purchase it.
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