Spring water from a glacier Isbre

Isbre — the best drinking water in the world. The source of Isbre lies beneath the Hardangerjøkulen glacier, at the end of the 100-mile Hardanger fjord in Ulvik, Norway. The glacier is thought to be at least 5,000 years old — one of the oldest and purest water sources in the world.

Microbiological tests and independent laboratory analyses show that the spring water of the Isbre glacier is purer than the rest. Isbre water has the lowest total dissolved solids (total mineralisation) ever recorded for natural, untreated water.

Isbre holds a certificate from the United States Patent and Trademark Office as “The best drinking water in the world” ®. Isbre has also received the European Union trademark: “Isbre — The best drinking water in the world” ®.

The source of Isbre is so pure that it can be used as a substitute for distilled water (total mineralisation is 4 mg/l). And that is without any form of treatment or filtration.

The levels of salt, mineral and metal compounds are incredibly low, which makes it the healthiest and purest water you can enjoy.