Where does Ice Mountain water come from?

Ice Mountain water is sourced from natural springs located in the pristine region of Northern Michigan, USA. These springs are nestled amidst 1,000 acres of protected land, surrounded by a lush forest, untouched by human pollution or industrial activity. The water originates from rainfall and snowmelt, gradually making its way through a geological composition of glacial sands, rock layers, and mineral deposits. It takes nearly 15 years for the water to naturally filter through these layers, resulting in the crisp and refreshing taste that Ice Mountain is known for. By responsibly collecting this water, Ice Mountain aims to provide consumers with a pure and natural drinking experience straight from the source.