Vittel Up Apple

Vittel Up is a flavored water beverage created by the historic French mineral water brand, Vittel. The brand's history dates back to 1854 when Louis Bouloumié purchased the 'Grande Source' spring in the town of Vittel, located in the Vosges Mountains of northeastern France.

Originally marketed for its medicinal and curative properties, Vittel evolved into a global commercial brand. In 1992, the brand was acquired by the Swiss multinational conglomerate Nestlé. Vittel Up specifically is a low-calorie fruit-flavored drink category within the brand's portfolio, often featuring natural mineral water blended with fruit flavors and sweeteners. The product is primarily manufactured in France, near its namesake spring source, and is distributed across Europe and internationally through Nestlé's extensive logistical network.