Some bottling plants are adjacent to a spa resort. Others had them in the past. Others were close to having one or never had one. There are companies that have kept their famous springs open to the public, some of which give their names to very well-known waters. Mineral-medicinal waters, from health springs. Bubbly springs, smelly springs and hot water springs spread over a mountainous and volcanic territory, with ancient routes along which the water has been filtered until it is pure.
One of Salvador Dalí’s favourite mineral waters comes from a spring at Cap de Creus. It has had a constant chemical composition since 1904, when the Aigües Minerals de Vilajuïga company was born. Although Vilajuïga’s mineral water is naturally carbonated, it also has added carbon dioxide. The result is a very balanced mixture of natural and added sparkle, always with fine bubbles.
Company: Aigües Minerals de Vilajuïga, S.A
Located on the slopes of the Aro valley in the Gavarres hills, and commercialised since 1823, Aigua de Salenys is one of the ten oldest medicinal mineral waters in the Iberian Peninsula. It springs from a cool well 60 meters deep and has a high level of carbon dioxide. The CO2 and water are filtered separately during the production process and until they reach the bottle they maintain the same levels of carbon dioxide as at the source.
Company: Aigua de Salenys, SL