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Filette

Filette is an Italian low-mineral natural mineral water from Guarcino in the Ciociaria hills, sold still and in two sparkling versions.

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Source & spring

SourceGuarcino (Frosinone), Lazio; spring at about 900 m
CountryItaly · all waters from Italy
Water typeNatural mineral water · what this means
Still or sparklingStill
Data sourceAcqua Filette – Legacy
Last checked 2026-10-29

Filette ingredients & nutrition facts

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— No verified value yet · we never estimateSource: Acqua Filette – Legacy · checked 2026-10-29

Bottler FonteItalia S.r.l. (incorporated 1999 per a University of Urbino case study). Versions: Naturalmente Naturale, Delicatamente Frizzante, Decisamente Frizzante (Ciociaria Turismo). Official pages show no fetchable analysis. No lab analysis published; listed without values.

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Filette FAQ

Is Filette spring, mineral or purified water?

Filette is a still natural mineral water.

Where does Filette come from?

Guarcino (Frosinone), Lazio; spring at about 900 m, Italy.

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