Aqua Carpatica Natural Spring Mineral Water is a 16.9 fl oz (500 mL) still, naturally alkaline spring water imported from the Carpathian Mountains of Romania, labeled nitrate-free at pH 8.2, available in single bottles and packs of 3, 6, and 12, shipped fast from our New Jersey warehouse.
Aqua Carpatica: Nitrate-Free Spring Water From the Carpathian Mountains
- Labeled nitrate-free — the bottle lists a 0.0 mg/L nitrate level
- Naturally alkaline, pH 8.2 — the pH level stated on the label
- Low sodium, per the label — listed at 0.6 mg/L sodium on the nutrition panel
- Natural calcium and magnesium — minerals occurring naturally in the source water, per the label
- Sourced from the Carpathian Mountains — drawn from underground springs in Romania
- Pack options — Single, Pack of 3, Pack of 6, and Pack of 12 for everyday hydration or stocking up
How to Use
Serve chilled straight from the bottle for everyday hydration, or use it as a clean water base for cooking or mixing beverages. Refrigerate after opening and consume promptly. Store unopened bottles at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and strong odors that plastic packaging can absorb.
About Aqua Carpatica
Aqua Carpatica sources its water from protected underground springs in the Carpathian Mountains of Romania, an area with limited nearby agricultural or industrial activity. The label states the water is naturally filtered before bottling, without added treatment. Browse more bottled water in our Drink Collection or the full Aqua Carpatica range. Learn more at aquacarpatica.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the label say about Aqua Carpatica's nitrate and sodium levels?
The label states a nitrate level of 0.0 mg/L and a sodium level of 0.6 mg/L, along with a naturally alkaline pH of 8.2. These are the manufacturer's printed figures rather than independent lab results from Real Prime Deals, so read the nutrition panel on your bottle for the exact current values.
Is Aqua Carpatica suitable for babies or during pregnancy?
The brand markets this water as suitable for babies and during pregnancy based on its low mineral and nitrate levels, as stated on the label. This is not medical advice; parents and pregnant individuals should read the label and check with their pediatrician or healthcare provider before making feeding decisions.
Where is Aqua Carpatica sourced, and how should I store it?
Aqua Carpatica is sourced from protected underground springs in the Carpathian Mountains of Romania and imported into the US and Canada. Store unopened bottles at room temperature away from direct sunlight, refrigerate after opening, and serve chilled. Real Prime Deals ships every order, including multi-packs, from our New Jersey warehouse.
What pack sizes are available?
This listing offers a Single bottle as well as Pack of 3, Pack of 6, and Pack of 12 options, each in the same 16.9 fl oz (500 mL) still spring water format. Choose a larger pack for regular household hydration or a single bottle to try it first.
Fresh from Carpathian Mountains of Romania , most refreshing taste ever and my favourite water, soooo good 😊
Es la mejor agua embotellada que he probado y usado en mi vida. El único problema es que es insultantemente carísima y no la voy a poder comprar de nuevo. Es más cara que todas las otras marcas de agua pura de manantial que conozco. Es una verdadera pena, que las mejores cosas en venta son, por lo general, las más caras. Y ahora es peor, pues la economía de los Estados Unidos hoy en día ha hecho imposible el consumir agua tan cara. Deberían considerar bajar los precios para que esta agua sea más competitiva con respecto a las demás marcas en los mercados estadounidenses.
The best Romanian water with a lot of minerals.
Tastes the best of all the water I've ever had!
This brand was served at a local Greek restaurant when we asked for bottled water. It was $7 for a large bottle (liter) and worth it. The taste is thick, pure, and clean. It's the total opposite of tap water in northern New Jersey.I ordered a case at Thanksgiving and now we call it "vampire water" because it comes from Transylvania.
After watching a docu-series on Netflix called "Down to earth" I became interested in finding water that is better for me.I also became interested in the TDS count (total dissolved solids). Which is essentially the amount of minerals that are present in the water after aquiring them during it's travels from point a to point b.Aqua Carpatica has a tds of 200 which is more than virtually anything you'll find on a shelf in your local grocery store with the exception of maybe an Evian or Fiji.I've tried about 5 different brands thus far from Amazon, and AC( aqua Carpatica) is by far for my taste buds the most balanced and delicious water I've tried to date.Before learning about the differences in water Aqua Panna had been my go to for best tasting water and nothing else has come remotely close until now. Taste wise They are both excellent but price wise I will veer towards Aqua Panna which is roughly $12-14 cheaper so I will continue to purchase it, but when I'm feeling in the mood to treat myself and go a little more premium as opposed to the other brands I've tried I will return to Aqua Carpatica. Enjoy
Water tastes good. Only issue is I thought it was going to be in glass bottles. I will order again.
I worked in Romania for about a year. I would make a stop at a small gas station every morning to grab a cup of coffee and this brand of water bottles for the day. Fast forward to five years; I’m back in Texas and I’m very glad that I found this water here. I like to sit down, kick back, enjoy the moment and think about the good memories.There’s something about this water that I can drink and drink and not get tired of it. It has a really good taste. I will be back for more.