A clear glass bottle on wet granite beside a glacier lake at dawn

Glacier water, bottled where the ice ends.

ALPA

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01 — Silence

Waterthisquietdoesn’tneedmuchsaid.Nomineralsadded,nofilters,noplastic.Justsnowmeltthattooktenthousandyearstoarrive,andaglassbottletocarryithome.

The bottle, drawn to last.

The ALPA bottle: tall clear glass with a brushed aluminium cap
Cap
Brushed aluminium. Made to be refilled, not thrown away.
Glass
100% recycled, 6 mm walls. Nothing leaches, nothing tastes.
Water
750 ml, still, 38 mg/L of minerals. Soft, cold, almost sweet.
Filled
At the spring, by hand, the morning it surfaces.
An aerial descent from a snowy summit along a glacier to turquoise meltwater rivers

03 — Altitude

2,412m

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Snow on the summit

It starts as snow on a north face nobody climbs.

Ten thousand years in the making. Bottled in a morning.

04 — Composition

Almost
nothing in it.

0

mg/L total minerals

0.0

pH, gently alkaline

Bicarbonate0.0 mg/L
Calcium0.0 mg/L
Silica0.0 mg/L
Magnesium0.0 mg/L
Sodium0.0 mg/L

Typical analysis at source. Figures are illustrative.

Six ALPA bottles in an oak crate, resting in fresh snow

05 — Subscribe

The mountain, delivered.

Glass bottles in an oak crate. We collect the empties when we bring the next ones.

Bottled at the source.Glass only. Refill, return, repeat.
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