Solán de Cabras mineral water

Solán de Cabras is a premium natural mineral water brand with a rich history dating back to the Roman Empire. The water originates from a single spring in the Serranía de Cuenca mountains in Spain, specifically near the town of Beteta. For centuries, the spring was celebrated for its medicinal properties; in 1790, King Carlos IV of Spain declared it a 'Royal Site' due to its perceived healing benefits.

The brand is famous for its iconic blue bottle, which is not merely an aesthetic choice but a functional one designed to protect the water's mineral composition and taste from light exposure. The water is bottled directly at the source to maintain its purity and constant temperature of 21°C.

While the brand was owned by the Osborne Group for several years, it was acquired in 2011 by Mahou San Miguel, Spain's leading brewing company. This acquisition allowed the Mahou San Miguel group to diversify its portfolio into the premium water and juice segments. Today, Solán de Cabras is recognized globally as a symbol of quality and is the official water of Real Madrid.