Malavella

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MALAVELLA water is sourced from the Caldes de Malavella, famous for its mineral baths, in the southern Girona region of Catalonia, Spain. The source, originally discovered in 1829, was then called La Mina, and the water later bottled and sold as Font de la Mina. Malavella is a naturally carbonated volcanic artesian water, which emerges at a temperature of 60 degrees Celsius. The highly mineralized water also contains trace amounts of lithium. Its natural carbonation provides a fine bead of gas in the glass which, with its distinctive bottle design, makes Malavella a very appealing water for the epicurean setting.