Non-Alcoholic · Nuevo León
Agua De Piedra
Lively, salty sparkling mineral water from Nuevo León, Mexico.
- Based in
- Nuevo León
Their story
Agua de Piedra is a mineral water from the state of Nuevo León in northeastern Mexico, the same region that gave the world Topo Chico. It is sold in glass bottles in both still and sparkling versions.
In the US it has found a following among people looking for a Mexican-style mineral water with a strong fizz, and it often turns up as a Topo Chico alternative in Texas restaurants and coffee shops.
How it's made
The sparkling version is known for strong carbonation and a light, natural saltiness. It comes in 12 oz and 22 oz glass bottles.
It offers both strong carbonation and just enough saltiness to satisfy a Topo craving.
Why we carry them
We like Agua de Piedra for anyone who loves big bubbles and a mineral bite. It's great on its own or as a mixer for ranch water.
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