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Bílinská kyselka
Bílinská kyselka is a historic naturally sparkling Czech spa water from Bílina, a strongly mineralised alkaline sodium bicarbonate water. — as described by the brand
- pH6.7 ideal 6.5–8.59.4
- TDSNot published −0.1—
- Sodium1792 mg/L ideal up to 20 mg/L0.0
- Calcium133.7 mg/L ideal 36.7–80 mg/L · counts half4.0
- Magnesium41.9 mg/L ideal 16.7–30 mg/L · counts half4.7
- Sulfate542 mg/L ideal up to 248 mg/L0.0
- Chloride231 mg/L ideal up to 250 mg/L10.0
- NitrateNot published −0.1—
- Bicarbonate4482 mg/L ideal 30–396.6 mg/L · counts half0.0
Each bar is out of 10 for that property. Deductions: −0.2 for missing values, −0.3 for an analysis over 3 years old. Editorial score, not a health rating. How scores work →
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- BitterNo votes
- MetallicNo votes
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Computed from published numbers only: the waters whose mineral values are closest to Bílinská kyselka’s on a log scale, using the values both brands publish as single numbers (at least 5). pH and nitrate are not used. Similar minerals do not mean similar taste.
Source & spring
| Source | Bílina, Czech Republic |
|---|---|
| Country | Czech Republic · all waters from Czech Republic |
| Water type | Natural mineral water · what this means |
| Still or sparkling | Sparkling |
| Data source | Bílinská kyselka – analysis by the Reference Laboratory of Natural Healing Sources, Karlovy Vary (18 Oct 2013) Last checked 2026-10-29 |
Bílinská kyselka ingredients & nutrition facts
per litre
Official analysis (18 Oct 2013): pH 6.7 at 16 °C, Na 1792, K 89.33, Ca 133.7, Mg 41.9, Li 3.72, HCO3 4482, SO4 542, Cl 231, F 5.10 mg/L; total mineralisation 7389.87 mg/L (calculated, not stored as TDS); free CO2 1991 mg/L. Medicinal water.
UK/EU label thresholds met
Applied to the published numbers for information; these indications legally apply to natural mineral water labels.
- Contains bicarbonate (> 600 mg/L)
- Contains sulphate (> 200 mg/L)
- Contains chloride (> 200 mg/L)
- Contains sodium (> 200 mg/L)
Brands update their analyses from time to time, and values can differ between bottle sizes, plants and batches. Check the label on your bottle. Spotted a change? See corrections.
Bílinská kyselka FAQ
Is Bílinská kyselka alkaline?
Bílinská kyselka has a published pH of 6.7, which is slightly acidic (7 is neutral).
How much sodium (salt) is in Bílinská kyselka?
Bílinská kyselka has 1,792 mg/L of sodium, as published.
Does Bílinská kyselka have electrolytes?
Its published analysis lists, per litre: calcium 133.7 mg/L, magnesium 41.9 mg/L, sodium 1,792 mg/L, potassium 89.33 mg/L, bicarbonate 4,482 mg/L, chloride 231 mg/L and sulfate 542 mg/L.
Is Bílinská kyselka spring, mineral or purified water?
Bílinská kyselka is a sparkling natural mineral water.
Where does Bílinská kyselka come from?
Bílina, Czech Republic.
Where to buy
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