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Orobica
Orobica is an Italian oligomineral water bottled by Fonti Prealpi in the province of Bergamo, sold still, sparkling and lightly sparkling.
- pHNot published −0.1—
- TDSNot published −0.1—
- Sodium<20 mg/L ideal up to 20 mg/L10.0
- CalciumNot published −0.1—
- MagnesiumNot published −0.1—
- SulfateNot published −0.1—
- ChlorideNot published −0.1—
- NitrateNot published −0.1—
- BicarbonateNot published −0.1—
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- SoftNo votes
- CrispNo votes
- SmoothNo votes
- MineralNo votes
- SaltyNo votes
- SweetNo votes
- BitterNo votes
- MetallicNo votes
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Source & spring
| Source | Bottled by Fonti Prealpi, Almè (BG), Lombardy |
|---|---|
| Country | Italy · all waters from Italy |
| Water type | Natural mineral water · what this means |
| Still or sparkling | Still |
| Data source | Fonti Prealpi – Orobica (official) Last checked 2026-10-29 |
ItalyOrobica ingredients & nutrition facts
per litre
The brand states sodium below 20 mg/L (it is authorised to carry the label wording 'suitable for low-sodium diets') and describes the water as oligomineral. No full analysis is published yet; values will be added when one is available.
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Orobica FAQ
Does Orobica have electrolytes?
Its published analysis lists, per litre: sodium <20 mg/L.
Is Orobica spring, mineral or purified water?
Orobica is a still natural mineral water.
Where does Orobica come from?
Bottled by Fonti Prealpi, Almè (BG), Lombardy, Italy.
Where to buy
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