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Does Spring Water have minerals?

  • Little Hampton Spring
  • Dec 10
  • 2 min read

One of the most common questions we receive is: does spring water contain minerals? The answer is yes—authentic spring water naturally contains a variety of beneficial minerals absorbed as it flows through underground rock formations.

Natural flowing stream surrounded by rocks and greenery, representing the mineral-rich source of spring water.
Spring water gathers natural minerals as it flows through rock and earth—giving it its clean taste and natural balance.

What Minerals Are Found in Spring Water?

Natural spring water typically contains essential minerals including:

  • Calcium – supports bone health and muscle function

  • Magnesium – aids in energy production and nervous system regulation

  • Potassium – helps maintain healthy blood pressure and fluid balance

  • Sodium – essential for nerve transmission and cellular function

  • Bicarbonate – helps regulate pH balance in the body

  • Silica – supports skin, hair, and connective tissue health

How Do Minerals Get Into Spring Water?

As rainwater percolates through layers of rock and soil, it naturally dissolves trace minerals from the geological formations it passes through. This process, which can take years or even decades, creates the unique mineral profile that distinguishes one spring from another.

The mineral composition of spring water depends on the specific geology of its source. Australian springs, for example, often reflect the ancient rock formations and pristine aquifers unique to our landscape.

Benefits of Minerals in Spring Water

The minerals in spring water offer several advantages:

  • Natural hydration – minerals help your body absorb and retain water more effectively

  • Electrolyte balance – essential minerals support proper cellular function

  • Taste profile – minerals contribute to the clean, refreshing taste of premium spring water

  • Nutritional contribution – while not a primary source, spring water minerals complement a balanced diet

Spring Water vs. Purified Water

Unlike purified or distilled water, which has minerals removed through processing, spring water retains its natural mineral content. This is one reason many people prefer the taste and feel of authentic spring water—it's water as nature intended.

Little Hampton Spring Water's Mineral Profile

Our spring water is sourced from protected Australian springs, where it naturally acquires its balanced mineral composition. We bottle at source to preserve the integrity and purity of these naturally occurring minerals, ensuring you receive water in its most authentic form.

Every sip delivers not just hydration, but the subtle mineral complexity that only genuine spring water can provide.

The Bottom Line

Yes, spring water does contain minerals—and that's exactly what makes it special. These naturally occurring minerals are part of what distinguishes premium spring water from other types of bottled water, contributing to both its health benefits and its distinctive, refreshing taste.

When you choose authentic Australian spring water, you're choosing water that has been naturally filtered and mineralized by the earth itself.

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