Fiuggi     Address: Sangemini S.p.A., Via Tiberina, 1, 05029 San Gemini (TR) Bottled in: Italy Telephone: +39.0744-330811 Fax: +39.0744-3308404 Website: www.sangemini.it Email: sangemini@sangemini.it

	Bicarbonates: 32.4 Mg/l Calcium Ion: 11.8 Mg/l Magnesium: 2.5 Mg/l Potassium: .1 Mg/l Silica: 33 Mg/l Sodium: 6.8 Mg/l Total Dissolved Solids: 100.8 Mg/l *(except TDS which are parts per million)

The source, in the central Italian town of Fiuggi overlooking the Sacco River Valley, was officially discovered in 1696 although it had long been known for it's healing properties. Originally called Anticoli di Campagna, Pope Boniface VIII first gave Fiuggi fame when he claimed that the water had cured him of his kidney stones, Michelangelo, the Colonna family (of the Battle of Lepanto fame), and many others found solace in the waters of Fiuggi. It is one of the most popular still waters in Italy because of its clear, sweet taste. It can be found in most Italian restaurants in Europe.

The water is a natural diuretic and used for the treatment of kidney stones.

Fiuggi is availabe in both still (original) and now sparkling.