Sanpellegrino Aranciata is the original sparkling orange drink from Italy that has won over hearts ever since it was created in 1932. This authentic premium aranciata is made from carefully selected, 100% natural ingredients, expertly crafted to its own unique formula.

The principal production plant is located in San Pellegrino Terme in the Province of Bergamo, Lombardy, Italy.

oranges Delicate on the nose with notes of juicy squeezed oranges, Sanpellegrino Aranciata has a medium sweetness that is balanced with subtle bitter notes of natural orange carried through to a caramelized orange finish, creating a truly authentic Italian taste that dances in the mouth.

Water, sugar, orange juice concentrate, blood orange juice concentrate, carbon dioxide, lemon juice concentrate, orange extract, black carrot extract (for color), natural flavors. Not a significant source of saturated fat, trans fat, cholesterol, dietary fiber, vitamin D, calcium, iron and potassium.

mineral water The town of San Pellegrino Terme has had a reputation for its mineral water since the time of Leonardo DaVinci, who actually visited the town to map the water.

1. It's a healthy alternative to sugary sodas. If you opt for sparkling water without added sweeteners, for example, San Pellegrino or Perrier, you can rest assured that sparkling water is a zero-sugar and -calorie alternative to other carbonated beverages like soda.

The town of San Pellegrino Terme has had a reputation for its mineral water since the time of Leonardo DaVinci, who actually visited the town to map the water. The Palazzo family built the first spa to take advantage of the source, and the town immediately began gaining fame as a vacation spot.

All the water used in S. Pellegrino bottles come from the Alps. It all begins as snow or rain in the mountains and takes 30 years to trickle down through the foothills and in the process becomes enriched with mineral salts, calcium and magnesium, giving it that signature taste.

Customers preferred the taste of the water with the carbonation so much, the company stopped selling the non-carbonated version. You'll also notice that the bubbles in S. Pellegrino water are a lot lighter and smaller than some other sparkling waters.

All the water used in S. Pellegrino bottles come from the Alps. It all begins as snow or rain in the mountains and takes 30 years to trickle down through the foothills and in the process becomes enriched with mineral salts, calcium and magnesium, giving it that signature taste.

By the time the water gets to its bottle, it's been naturally filtered for 30 years by the rocks of the Italian Alps, giving the water its distinctive taste.

It's a healthy alternative to sugary sodas. If you opt for sparkling water without added sweeteners, for example, San Pellegrino or Perrier, you can rest assured that sparkling water is a zero-sugar and -calorie alternative to other carbonated beverages like soda.

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Best Mineral San Pellegrino is our top choice for mineral sparkling water with its gentle bubbles and subtle mineral taste. It's light, refreshing, and their classic green glass bottle looks sophisticated on your table.

“Generally speaking, drinking sparkling water has no negative health risks,” Florek said. In fact, drinking carbonated water is just as hydrating as drinking regular water. It has also been shown to increase feelings of fullness and may aid in constipation and improve digestion.

May Improve Digestion People who experience digestive problems may find some relief from sparkling water. Research indicates that consuming it may help soothe symptoms of constipation, such as stomach pain and irregular bowel movements.