Font d'Or

WaterGlam own acquisition

FONT D’OR MAXIMUM water is presented in premium packaging specially made to do justice to its unrivaled quality, this is the new Font d'Or Maximum. The result speaks for itself. The distinctive seal of Font d’Or Maximum has been given an elegant label that shows off the refined packaging to perfection. The stylish bottle has an unmistakable, subtly curved silhouette. It is very easy to hold in one hand, it feels luxurious, touchable, inviting and hedonistic. The best water for the best tables. A different way of setting your table. Font d'Or Maximum was conceived to adequately meet the needs of the restaurant and catering sector. The new blue glass bottle, with its sophisticated design, is the natural complement to good food, both in terms of flavor and attractive appearance. Font d'Or, worth its weight in gold. The Font d’Or labels picture the 6 gold medals awarded for quality by leading Spanish associations and organizations for professionals working in the world of hotel management, catering, nutrition, and cocktails. Font d'Or water is born right in the heart of the leafy expanses of cork-oak woods that clad the Montseny mountains, 1,000 meters above sea level. Sant Hilari Sacalm is a town in the district of La Selva, located in the Guilleries range. Its municipal boundaries run from the plain Pla de las Arenes to the west over to the mount known as Puig de Sant Miquel or Puig de Solterra to the north-east, and from La Gavarra to the mountains Serra del Pedró to the east. The town, dubbed the 'town of the hundred springs', is situated at the head of the Osor watercourse, also known as the Sant Hilari river. It was there on the plain Pla de les Arenes that was to be found the vast estate called Cortals de Tarrés, comprising a small area of agricultural land and a larger one of woodland. This estate spilled over into two municipal districts, most of it in Arbúcies and the remainder in Sant Hilari. In the latter part was the spring popularly known as Font d'Or ('spring of gold'). The water sprang directly from the rock in the form of a cascade that never dried up.