Lanjarón Natural Mineral Water

Lanjarón is a distinguished brand of natural mineral water that originates from the Sierra Nevada mountains in Andalusia, Spain. The water is sourced from the Salud spring in the town of Lanjarón, Granada, which has been renowned for its medicinal-mineral properties since the late 18th century. The brand's identity is deeply rooted in this specific geographical location, where the snowmelt and rain filter through the high-altitude rocks to create a unique mineral profile. Today, the brand is a significant player in the Spanish bottled water market, emphasizing sustainability through its use of recycled plastic bottles and its status as a Certified B Corporation.

While the brand was originally established by local interests in Granada capitalizing on the local springs, it was eventually acquired by the multinational food products corporation Danone. As of 2026, Lanjarón remains a key part of the Danone group's portfolio. Its manufacturing and bottling processes are still strictly centralized in the Lanjarón region to maintain the 'natural mineral water' designation, which requires bottling at the source. This ensures that every bottle reflects its Spanish heritage while benefiting from the global distribution and quality standards of its French parent company.