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    Icelandic Glacial Water

    Icelandic Water Holdings

    SpringStillIceland

    Overview

    Icelandic Glacial is drawn from the Ölfus Spring, a vast aquifer in southwest Iceland fed by glacial melt that has been filtering through volcanic rock for more than 5,000 years. It is naturally alkaline with very low mineralization.

    Source & origin

    SourceÖlfus Spring, southwest Iceland
    CountryIceland

    Mineral content

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

    pH8.4
    TDS70 mg/L
    Calcium (Ca)5.4 mg/L
    Magnesium (Mg)1.4 mg/L
    Sodium (Na)8.6 mg/L
    Bicarbonate (HCO₃⁻)41 mg/L
    CarbonationStill

    Taste profile

    Exceptionally clean, soft and slightly silky. A 'pure' profile with a touch of alkaline roundness.

    Best use

    Premium hospitality, anyone wanting alkaline water without added electrolytes.

    Frequently asked questions

    Where does Icelandic Glacial water come from?

    Icelandic Glacial is sourced from the Ölfus Spring in southwest Iceland in Iceland.

    Is Icelandic Glacial a spring water or mineral water?

    Icelandic Glacial is classified as spring water based on its source and mineral profile.

    Is Icelandic Glacial good for daily drinking?

    Yes. Icelandic Glacial meets international bottled water standards and is safe for regular consumption.

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