Agua Mineral Puyehue

Agua Mineral Puyehue is a premium volcanic mineral water sourced from the Osorno province in southern Chile. The water is naturally filtered through the ancient volcanic layers of the Puyehue National Park, which endows it with a unique mineral profile and high levels of purity. It has long been recognized as one of the most prestigious water brands in South America.

The brand was originally developed by the Puyehue Hot Springs and Hotel (Termas de Puyehue), utilizing the natural thermal and mineral springs in the region. Over the decades, it evolved into a standalone commercial product. Today, it is part of the extensive beverage portfolio of Compañía de Cervecerías Unidas (CCU), one of Chile's largest beverage conglomerates.

While originally a local family-owned enterprise, the brand is currently owned by CCU, which is itself a joint venture between the Chilean Quiñenco group and the Dutch brewing giant Heineken. The water is bottled directly at the source in the Puyehue region to maintain its natural volcanic properties and is distributed throughout Chile and internationally.