brands » San Pellegrino
San Pellegrino mineral water flows from a thermal spring at the foot of a dolomite mountain wall towering above the Brembo river in the Italian Alps. In 1899, bottles of San Pellegrino were shipped abroad and today, over 500 million bottles are sold all over the world. In 1932, a variant of San Pellegrino was introduced, Aranciata. It was a soda that had San Pellegrino as its major ingredient but with a concentrated orange juice added. Today, San Pellegrino also produces a line of carbonated beverages.
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Aranciata (Orange Soda Water) - Cans
Italian sparkling water flavored with orange.
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Blood Orange
Sparkling blood orange beverage with 12% real fruit
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Grapefruit
A sparkling grapefruit beverage with 12 percent real fruit juice combined with sparkling mineral water.
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Limonata (Lemon Soda Water) - Cans
Italian sparkling water flavored with lemon.
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Natural Sparkling Mineral Water - Bottles
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Natural Sparkling Mineral Water - Bottles
A rare perfect combination of dissolved minerals (rich in magnesium and calcium), with the addition of natural CO2. The pleasant, refreshing taste of lightly sparkling San Pellegrino is acclaimed the world over and has contributed to its fame as... more
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Natural Sparkling Mineral Water - Bottles
A rare perfect combination of dissolved minerals (rich in magnesium and calcium), with the addition of natural CO2. The pleasant, refreshing taste of lightly sparkling San Pellegrino is acclaimed the world over and has contributed to its fame as... more
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Natural Sparkling Mineral Water - Bottles
A rare perfect combination of dissolved minerals (rich in magnesium and calcium), with the addition of natural CO2. The pleasant, refreshing taste of lightly sparkling San Pellegrino is acclaimed the world over and has contributed to its fame as... more
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Panna Aqua Still Water Bottles
Imported from Italy.
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Panna Aqua STILL Water - PET
