Sources ALMA

Chateldon is an exceptional mineral water sourced from the heart of Auvergne.
Delicately sparkling, it became known at the court of Versailles for its digestive benefits.
Today, it is served in prestigious hotels and Michelin-starred restaurants to accompany the finest dishes.

Courmayeur natural mineral water is sourced from a protected site in the heart of the Aosta Valley, at the foot of Mont Blanc.

It naturally provides calcium and magnesium, helping to meet women’s daily needs — at every stage of life!

The ISABELLE spring is located in Saint Goazec (Brittany, department 29). It is low in mineral content, with just 50 mg/L.

The ELEONORE spring is located in Guenrouët (department 44). It is approved for infant consumption, low in nitrates (<1 mg/L), and has a low mineral content (347 mg/L).

The SAINT-MARTIN spring is located in Saint-Martin-de-Gurçon (department 24). It is approved for infant consumption, low in nitrates (<1 mg/L), and has a low mineral content (300 mg/L).

The PAMPARA spring is located in Dax (department 40). It is approved for infant consumption, low in nitrates (<1 mg/L), and has a low mineral content (262 mg/L).

The SAINT-MARTIAL spring is located in Les Aires (department 34). It is low in nitrates (<1 mg/L) and has a low mineral content (544 mg/L).

The SAINTE CECILE spring is located in Cairanne (department 84). It is approved for infant consumption, low in nitrates (<1 mg/L), and has a low mineral content (270 mg/L).

The VERMONT spring is located in Genay (department 69). It is approved for infant consumption, low in nitrates (<1 mg/L), and has a low mineral content (300 mg/L).

The LA DOYE spring is located in Les Neyrolles (department 01). It is approved for infant consumption and has a low mineral content (223 mg/L).

The VALON spring is located in Metzeral (department 68). It is approved for infant consumption and has a very low mineral content (<30 mg/L).

The CELINE spring is located in Orléans-la-Source (department 45). It is approved for infant consumption, low in nitrates (<1 mg/L), and has a low mineral content (274 mg/L).

The CRISTAL ROC and SAINTE HELENE springs are located in Ardenay-sur-Mérize (department 72). They are low in nitrates (<1 mg/L) and have a low mineral content (223 mg/L).

The ELENA and ALIZEE springs are located in Chambon-la-Forêt (department 45). They are approved for infant consumption, low in nitrates (<1 mg/L), and have low mineral content — 241 mg/L and 311 mg/L respectively.

The EMMA spring is located in Pont-Saint-Pierre (department 27). It comes from the Albien sands aquifer and has a low mineral content (239 mg/L).

The NOEMIE and CHANTEREINE springs are located in Chelles (department 77). Both are low in nitrates and have low mineral content — 421 mg/L and 467 mg/L respectively.

The AURELE spring is located in Jandun (department 08). It is low in nitrates and has a low mineral content (268 mg/L).

The SAINT JEAN-BAPTISTE spring is located in Busigny (department 59). It is approved for infant consumption and has a low mineral content (292 mg/L).

The LOUISE spring is located in Mérignies (department 59). It has a low mineral content (477 mg/L).

The SAINTE-SOPHIE spring is located in Pérenchies (department 59). It is low in nitrates (<2 mg/L) and has a low mineral content (564 mg/L).

The ROXANE HOVELANGE spring is located in Beckerich, Luxembourg. It is approved for infant consumption, low in nitrates (6.9 mg/L), and has a low mineral content (275 mg/L).

The MARIANNE spring is located in Rilchingen, Germany. It is approved for infant consumption, low in nitrates (<0.3 mg/L), and has a low mineral content (265 mg/L).

Mont Blanc natural mineral water is sourced from a pure and protected environment, at over 1,500 meters altitude in the heart of Mont Blanc.
It has a low mineral content (134 mg/L)* and is suitable for infant consumption.

*Directive 2009/24/EC of June 18, 2009 (Annex III)

Rozana natural mineral water is sourced at the foot of the Auvergne mountains.

It naturally provides magnesium, an essential mineral for the proper functioning of the body.
With its fine bubbles, Rozana stands out for its subtle effervescence.

St-Yorre mineral water draws its minerals from the depths of the Auvergne region.
Naturally sparkling and rich in minerals*, St-Yorre is a bicarbonate-rich water (4,368 mg/L)*. It is especially appreciated during meals, in hot weather, and to help replenish water and minerals before, during, and after physical activity.

*Directive 2009/24/EC of June 18, 2009 (Annex III)

Thonon natural mineral water comes from the Haute-Savoie Alps.
As an ideal everyday mineral water, Thonon is perfectly suited for the whole family.

Vals natural mineral water is sourced in the heart of the Monts d’Ardèche Regional Nature Park.
A water of character, born from a wild and unspoiled natural environment, Vals is a unique expression of the richness and authenticity of this remarkable region.

VICHY Célestins emerges naturally sparkling in Vichy, enriched with its unique mineral composition — the very essence of what sets it apart.
Recognized as a mineral water since 1861 by the French Academy of Medicine, it was quickly embraced by the elegant women of Vichy.
VICHY Célestins is the secret to a radiant complexion.
It is also known for its digestive benefits*. With its distinct taste and fine, delicate bubbles, it offers a truly refined drinking experience.

*Mineral water stimulates digestion. Decree of March 14, 2007