Lisbeth Pétillante sparkling water

Brand Heritage and History

Lisbeth is a renowned brand of spring water originating from the Alsace region of France. The history of the brand is inextricably linked to the Sources de Soultzmatt, which have been exploited since 1853. The brand was officially born in the early 20th century, named after the daughter of the company's director at the time. It is deeply rooted in local French culture and pride, specifically within the Grand Est region.

Manufacturing and Origin

The production of Lisbeth water is strictly localized. The water is drawn and bottled directly at the source in Soultzmatt, Alsace, France. This single-site production ensures that the water maintains its regional identity and mineral characteristics as a genuine 'Eau de Source d'Alsace'.

Ownership and Distribution

The brand is owned by the SEM (Société d’Économie Mixte) des Sources de Soultzmatt. This is a unique business structure where the majority shareholder is the municipality of Soultzmatt itself. This local ownership model ensures that the brand remain an independent regional entity rather than being absorbed by large multinational beverage conglomerates. It represents a successful model of local public-private partnership in the French beverage industry.