Ramlösa Citrus sparkling water

Ramlösa is a historic Swedish brand of natural mineral water, sourced from the Ramlösa Hälsobrunn (health well) in Helsingborg, Sweden. The spring has a prestigious history dating back to 1707 when it was founded as a mineral spa by physician Johan Jacob Döbelius. Over centuries, it evolved from a curative destination to a premium consumer beverage, eventually becoming a staple of Swedish culture and even serving as the official water for Nobel Prize festivities.

The water is naturally filtered through layers of sandstone and sand over several decades before being extracted from deep artesian wells. The Citrus variant shown in the image is one of its most popular flavored carbonated offerings, introduced to the lineup in 1990. Today, the brand is globally recognized and exported to numerous countries across North America, Asia, and Oceania.

Since the early 2000s, Ramlösa has been part of the Carlsberg Group, following the merger of Pripps and Carlsberg. It is currently managed by Carlsberg Sverige AB, with the primary bottling facility located directly at the source in Helsingborg to maintain its protected mineral status.