Biella
An effortless blend of European sophistication and natural simplicity, Lauretana is bottled directly from the glacial water that springs from the alpine rocks of Mount Rosa in Piedmont, Italy. This source forms the foundation of the Lauretana philosophy, one of purity, elegance and simplicity.
These characteristics inform every facet of our business – from the bottling process at the mouth of the spring through to the water’s presentation in our elegant Pininfarina-designed bottle.
Lauretana is one of the lightest* naturally bottled waters in the world. Its natural purity means there’s no need for filtering or processing, making it a popular choice for discerning drinkers and those who prize organic and biodynamic products.
Straight from the glacier to your table, Europe’s lightest water retains all of its natural properties. Unadulterated, pure, natural goodness.
This exceptional purity makes Lauretana water an ideal choice for the health-conscious. Water cleanses, hydrates and rejuvenates the body, removing toxins, replenishing vital fluids and refreshing the skin and palette. Lauretana water, with its fixed residue of 14 mg/l, low sodium and slightly acid PH of 6 is an optimum source of hydration and aids the body in thsese important functions.
From Paolo Pinninfarina, the designer of Ferrari and other elite sports cars, comes a designer water collaboration. Pure natural goodness supplied by Lauretana and nature presented in a stylish, boutique vessel courtesy of Pinninfarina. Enjoy the sleek sports car styling of the Pinninfarina signature bottle and take pleasure in drinking.
It’s the Ferrari of mineral waters.
Our designer bottle range was created in 2002 and comes in still or sparkling and is available exclusively to fine dining establishments worldwide – it is never sold via retailers. As stylish as it is pure, it’s the perfect accompaniment or prelude to an outstanding meal where the emphasis is placed equally on presentation and taste.
Lauretana’s elegant Pinninfarina bottle was selected by curator Beppe Finessi as one of 200 objects for Cosmit’s Tavole Meravigliose (‘marvellous tables’) exhibition for the 2008 Salone del Mobile.
