Natural Spring Water
All clean waters are good. But spring water, with its natural minerals, offers a purity and taste that most people prefer. Taste the refreshing difference that Alpine Valley’s pristine sources bring to every sip.
Why is spring water so good for you?
Natural spring water comes out of the ground clean, balanced, and packed with minerals your body easily absorbs. It costs a few pennies more per gallon than purified water, but when your body is 60% water, quality matters. That is why spring water is the #1 choice of our customers.
What minerals are naturally
found in spring water?
Deep underground, water filters through natural rock. Along the way, it picks up calcium, magnesium, and potassium. Spring water tastes better because it’s packed with minerals your body needs and has a desirable PH.
Where does spring water come from?
Spring water flows naturally to the surface from deep underground. Whether it is gathered at the spring opening or tapped through a borehole, the water is identical in makeup and quality. Spring water is pure from the source, untouched by processing.
What is the difference between spring water and purified water?
Spring water is filtered by nature. It flows through layers of underground rock, picking up natural minerals along the way.
Purified water originates as tap water and then is filtered by technology. Reverse osmosis (tightly condensed Vinyl material) and otheradvanced systems strip out minerals, chemicals, and impurities. The end result is a low PH water devoid of minerals and impurities.
One gives you natural taste. The other gives you a clean, blank canvas for coffee or drinking.
Alpine Valley Water Comparison Guide
Spring Water
Source & Processes
100% pure, unprocessed
Sourced naturally from protected underground rock formations. Micro-filtered to remove sediment.
Key Characteristics
Fresh, crisp, taste; retains its minerals and balanced pH.
Best used for:
Everyday drinking, hydrating, and refreshment.
Containers & Sizes Available:
1 gallon
3 gallon
5 gallon
Cases of 10 oz, 16.9 oz, and 20 oz bottles
Pallets of bottled water
Purified Water
Source & Processes
Sourced from municipal tap water or groundwater wells. Processed through advanced filtration (like Reverse Osmosis or Deionization).
Key Characteristics
Neutral, flat, clean taste due to its lack of minerals, impurities, heavy metals, and chlorine.
Best used for:
Daily drinking, office water coolers, and coffee/tea brewing.
Containers & Sizes Available:
24-pack of water bottles
5 gallon
Pallet
Distilled Water
Source & Processes
Boiled into vapor and condensed back into pure liquid.
Key Characteristics
100% mineral-free and chemically pure. Zero additives.
Safe to drink but less than ideal for hydration
Best used for:
Appliances (steamers, humidifiers), CPAP machines, and labs.
Containers & Sizes Available:
1 gallon
5 gallon
Alkaline Water
Source & Processes
Enhanced to reach a high pH level (typically 8.0 to 9.5+).
Key Characteristics
Smooth taste. Less acidic than standard drinking or tap water.
Best used for:
Active lifestyles, post-workout hydration, and wellness routines.
Containers & Sizes Available:
5 gallon
How is purified water different from tap water?
Purified water is not just “tap water in a bottle.”
While purified water may start from a municipal tap source, it undergoes rigorous advanced filtration (such as reverse osmosis, distillation, or deionization) to meet strict U.S. Pharmacopeia and FDA purity standards. This process strips out impurities, chemicals, heavy metals, and chlorine taste before it is bottled under sterile conditions.
By law, bottled water cannot be labeled as “purified” unless it meets these extreme purity requirements. If a bottled water brand simply fills bottles directly from a tap without this process, federal regulations require them to state the public water source clearly on the label.
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or home
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