In the untouched wilderness of Finland, some of the purest water on Earth is born. Here, rain and snow fall upon pristine landscapes, freezing through the long, silent winters and melting into crystal-clear streams with the return of spring. As the water seeps through pure soil and rock, it undergoes a natural filtration process, leaving behind only the finest, cleanest water.
Finnish groundwater is recognized as some of the purest on Earth — a reflection of Finland’s exceptionally clean air and soil. And in Finland, pure water is abundant.
This particular water originates from the village of Kuohu, located in the heart of Finland. Surrounded by crystal-clear lakes and evergreen forests, Kuohu is home to pristine waters, nurtured by nature and refined by time.
