Radenska - Sparkling Water - 1000ml

Three Hearts from Slovenia -- Radenska In the deep depths of the earth, far away from pollution and under special geological conditions, a very special gift of nature has been created again and again over years, decades and centuries. Radenska is characterised by an excellent combination of mineralisation and natural carbonation. The characteristics of the 150m deep spring and the underground conditions such as pressure, temperature and long-standing flows through the geological layers have formed a unique natural mineral water in the Radenci region, which is a rarity and a real natural phenomenon. Carbon dioxide from the deep underground layers contributes to the dissolution of rock minerals, through which water subsequently breaks through. This process enriches the Radenska with a wide range of different minerals - sodium, calcium and magnesium, which together with hydrogen carbonates provide a natural mineral source for the organism. Due to the calcium and magnesium content, it also has positive properties for metabolism, muscle function and the maintenance of healthy bones. Radenska has been closely connected with nature from the very beginning. Discovered by a medical student named Karl Henn, the mineral water springs have received the respect, care and pride of all who have come across this gift of nature since it was first poured into clay jars in 1869. In the past, Radenska was appreciated abroad: the natural mineral water from Radenska was the exclusive water of the imperial court in Vienna and the papal court in the Vatican. Radenska was also the official water of the Olympic Games in Sarajevo. 1000ml 1 glass bottle Radenska Balance HLight Virginity Very good Minerality Very high Orientation Acidic Hardness Very heavy Vintage - Carbonation Natural TDS 3.181 mg/l ph-factor 5.9 Hardness 891 mg/l Nitrate 2.2 mg/l Calcium 230 mg/l Magnesium 79 mg/l Sodium 520 mg/l Potassium 79 mg/l Silicic acid Bicarbonate 2,100 mg/l Sulphate 100mg/l Chloride 69 mg/l Text Patrick Eckert, FINE LIQUIDS | Sources: Wikipedia, manufacturer's page & Michael Mascha, finewaters.com