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    Acqua Panna Water

    Nestlé

    SpringStillItaly
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    Overview

    Acqua Panna has been bottled at the Villa Panna estate in the Tuscan Apennines since 1564. The water filters slowly through clay and sandstone, picking up a gentle alkaline profile.

    Source & origin

    SourceVilla Panna estate, Tuscany
    CountryItaly

    Mineral content

    Typical values per liter. Actual content may vary by batch.

    pH8
    TDS138 mg/L
    Calcium (Ca)32.6 mg/L
    Magnesium (Mg)6.4 mg/L
    Sodium (Na)6.5 mg/L
    Bicarbonate (HCO₃⁻)105 mg/L
    CarbonationStill

    Taste profile

    Soft, smooth and slightly velvety with a mild sweetness. A classic 'still water for wine.'

    Best use

    Pairing with wine and refined dishes, particularly Italian fine dining alongside San Pellegrino.

    Frequently asked questions

    Where does Acqua Panna water come from?

    Acqua Panna is sourced from the Villa Panna estate in Tuscany in Italy.

    Is Acqua Panna a spring water or mineral water?

    Acqua Panna is classified as spring water based on its source and mineral profile.

    Is Acqua Panna good for daily drinking?

    Yes. Acqua Panna meets international bottled water standards and is safe for regular consumption.

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