Saratoga Springs
- Naturally carbonated springs along an ancient fault line
- Historic spa culture dating to the late 1700s
- Premium bottled waters sourced from the region today
New York Mineral Springs Directory
New York has one of America's richest mineral-water histories, particularly in Saratoga Springs, where naturally carbonated mineral waters powered a century of spa tourism.
Saratoga Spring Water
Premium bottled spring water sourced from the Saratoga region. Iconic cobalt-blue glass bottle, available still and sparkling, widely placed in fine restaurants.
Historic significance
By the 1800s Saratoga Springs became one of the nation's most famous spa destinations, hosting US presidents, financiers and European aristocracy. The Saratoga Spa State Park preserves much of the original spring infrastructure today.
Frequently asked questions
Why is Saratoga Springs famous for water?
It sits on a fault line where naturally carbonated mineral water rises to the surface. By the 1800s it became one of America's most famous spa destinations.
Is Saratoga water naturally carbonated?
The historic public springs are naturally carbonated. The Saratoga bottled brand is sold in both still and naturally sourced sparkling formats.
Can you still visit Saratoga's public mineral springs?
Yes — over a dozen public springs in and around Saratoga Spa State Park remain free to taste.
