Mountain Valley Sparkling Water

💧 Ingredients: Natural spring water, carbonation ($CO_2$).

🫙 Packaging: Green glass bottle with metal cap.

🌱 Ingredient Note: Sourced from a natural spring in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas. The water is naturally sourced and then carbonated before bottling. No sweeteners, preservatives, colors, natural flavors, artificial flavors, or additives listed.

Hippiekit Take: We applaud this brand for keeping ingredients exactly where they should be—water and carbonation. Unlike many flavored sparkling waters that rely on undisclosed natural flavors, sweeteners, preservatives, or synthetic additives, Mountain Valley keeps it simple and transparent while packaging in glass instead of plastic.

Perrier Natural Sparkling Mineral Water (Glass Bottle Only)

🌿 Material: Naturally, sourced mineral water with carbon dioxide added for carbonation, no flavoring, or additives.

💧 Pure Hydration: Contains naturally occurring minerals with no sugars, sweeteners, or artificial ingredients.

🫧 Simple Process: Carbonation comes from carbon dioxide gas, no chemical flavor systems, or synthetic enhancements.

🚫 No Nasties: No “natural flavors,” sweeteners, preservatives, or mystery additives.

🍾 Packaging: Glass bottle, no plastic contact or microplastic exposure.

Hippiekit Take: Compared to LaCroix, which uses vague “natural flavors” (a catch-all term that can include processed flavor compounds), Perrier is simply mineral water and carbonation, nothing extra, nothing hidden.