Solán de Cabras Sparkling Water

Solán de Cabras is a premium Spanish mineral water brand with a historical legacy dating back to the Roman era, though its modern commercial journey began in the 18th century when the spring was declared of public utility by King Carlos III. The water is sourced from a unique spring in Beteta, located in the Cuenca province of Spain, where it is naturally filtered through layers of earth for over 30 years.

The brand is iconic for its signature cobalt blue bottles, designed to protect the water's chemical composition and mineral integrity from sunlight. While originally a family-owned enterprise through the Balneario de Solán de Cabras, the brand underwent a significant transition in ownership during the early 21st century. It was acquired by Mahou San Miguel, Spain's leading brewing company, which has since expanded the brand's global footprint and introduced variations such as sparkling water (Agua con Gas) and flavored waters.