Quézac sparkling mineral water

Quézac is a renowned French brand of natural sparkling mineral water, sourced from the village of Quézac in the Lozère department of southern France. The spring has been used since ancient times, but modern commercial exploitation began in the early 20th century. The water is naturally carbonated at the source, though it undergoes a process where gas is extracted and then re-added to ensure consistent bubbles and quality in every bottle.

Throughout its modern history, the brand has undergone several changes in ownership. It was notably a part of the Nestlé Waters portfolio for many years, during which it gained significant national popularity in France thanks to memorable advertising campaigns. In 2017, ownership transitioned to the Ogeu Group (Groupe Ogeu), a family-owned French company specializing in regional mineral waters. This acquisition marked a return to independent French ownership, aligning the brand with other regional heritage waters under the Ogeu umbrella.