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    Perrier Water

    Nestlé

    MineralSparklingFrance
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    Overview

    Perrier is bottled from the Les Bouillens spring in Vergèze in the south of France. Water and natural CO₂ rise separately from the source and are recombined at bottling, giving Perrier its famously tight, persistent bubbles.

    Source & origin

    SourceLes Bouillens spring, Vergèze
    CountryFrance

    Mineral content

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

    pH5.5
    TDS475 mg/L
    Calcium (Ca)147.3 mg/L
    Magnesium (Mg)3.4 mg/L
    Sodium (Na)9 mg/L
    Bicarbonate (HCO₃⁻)390 mg/L
    CarbonationSparkling

    Taste profile

    Sharp, fine carbonation with a high-calcium mineral edge. Refreshing rather than rich.

    Best use

    Aperitif, mixers and pairing with light food. A classic café pour.

    Frequently asked questions

    Where does Perrier water come from?

    Perrier is sourced from the Les Bouillens spring in Vergèze in France.

    Is Perrier a spring water or mineral water?

    Perrier is classified as mineral water based on its source and mineral profile.

    Is Perrier good for daily drinking?

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

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