Selters Mineral Water

Selters is a renowned German brand of natural mineral water sourced from wells in the Selters region of Hesse, located in the Taunus mountains. The water has been known since the Bronze Age and is famous for its high concentration of sodium bicarbonate, making it a natural soda water. The name 'Selters' has become synonymous with carbonated water, leading to the American term 'seltzer.' The water is naturally carbonated, containing over 250 mg/L of carbon dioxide, and is available in both sparkling and still versions. The Selters Mineralquelle Augusta Victoria GmbH, based in Löhnberg-Selters, Germany, is responsible for bottling and distributing Selters water. In 1999, production at the original well in Niederselters ceased, but operations continue at the Selters Mineralquelle Augusta Victoria GmbH. In 2025, Selters is owned by the Radeberger Gruppe, a leading German beverage company headquartered in Germany. The brand is available in various countries, including the United States, where it is distributed in select grocery and natural food stores. Selters water is celebrated for its unique taste and high mineral content, making it a popular choice among consumers seeking premium mineral water.