l'acqua di a nostra terra

A rare, living heritage water, proudly Corsican

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The only naturally sparkling mineral water in Corsica, Orezza springs at Rapaghju.
Before emerging at the Sorgente Sottana spring, the water travels for several decades through the rocks of the massif. This long natural filtration gives it a rare mineral composition.
Its lively taste, fine bubbles, and balance make it one of the most recognizable signatures of Corsica.
Orezza is also a living heritage: a spring that connects a place, a history, and the people who keep it alive.
Today, gathered within a Corsican cooperative, they are committed to preserving this resource and making Orezza a useful project for the territory.

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A Corsican epic

From imperial recognition to collective renewal

Fontaine rustique avec eau coulant d'un vieux robinet en pierre marqué Eau d'Orezza.
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the secret of its sparkle
A NATURAL GAS OF MAGMATIC ORIGIN
The water travels for about twenty years through the rocks of Castagniccia.
Deep underground, it meets a natural carbonic gas of magmatic origin.
During bottling, this gas is captured and then reintroduced into the water.
It gives Orezza its fine bubbles, lively taste, and singular character.
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OREZZA
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DAPOI 1856
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OREZZA
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DAPOI 1856
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OREZZA
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DAPOI 1856
A LIVING WATER

A water naturally rich in iron and essential minerals.

A UNIQUE HERITAGE

A water known since Antiquity and declared of public interest in 1866.

A SINGULAR TASTE

A lively and balanced taste, carried by fine bubbles.

A COLLECTIVE ADVENTURE

A Corsican cooperative committed to the resource and the territory.

A RARE WATER, BORN IN THE HEART OF CASTAGNICCIA

Drawn at Rapaghju, Orezza is the only naturally sparkling mineral water in Corsica. Recognized since Antiquity and declared of public interest in 1866, it is today supported by a Corsican cooperative. Its ambition: to preserve an exceptional resource and build a project useful to the territory around it.

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