Patagonia, Chile · 40° 35' S 72° 15' W
Born in the heart of Chilean Patagonia, Puyehue flows from an ancient and pristine aquifer beneath the volcanic landscapes of the Andes.
Naturally alkaline and rich in purity, the water carries a delicate touch of carbonation for a light, refreshing effervescence.
Naturally pure. Naturally light.
Water profile
Puyehue originates from a protected aquifer in the Andes of Patagonia. Naturally alkaline, low in minerals, and finished with a touch of carbonation for a clean, light, refreshing experience.
Values in mg/L unless stated otherwise, from the brand's published analysis.
Minerality
218 mg/L TDS
Moderate minerality
pH
alkaline
8.5
mg/L
Hardness
as CaCO₃
6.95
mg/L
Nitrate
(NO₃⁻)
1
mg/L
Provenance
The origin
Rain and snowmelt gather high in the volcanic Andes of Chilean Patagonia and sink into porous basalt and ash laid down by centuries of eruption.
What emerges is water that has never touched the surface world on its way down — held in an ancient, protected aquifer.
The source
The volcanic rock filters the water almost completely, leaving it exceptionally low in minerals and naturally alkaline at pH 8.5.
Calcium and magnesium stay near zero; sodium, bicarbonate, sulfate and chloride sit in quiet balance at just 218 mg/L total dissolved solids.
Today
A delicate touch of carbonation is added for a light, refining effervescence — never sharp, never heavy.
The result is a clean, weightless water made for the table, bottled in glass close to its source in Patagonia.
Pure. Light. Puyehue.