27,000 years in the making, our Natural Alkaline Water is artesian water and as old as the last Ice Age. Back then, New Zealand was uninhabited and covered by immense glaciers. When the Ice Age ended the glaciers started to melt and a small portion of the water released by the glaciers filtered through ignimbrite rock and  collected in our aquifer in the Waimea Plains at a depth of 896 metres below the surface. Laying undisturbed by any influence of man for centuries.