Water Source - Baxter Spring Water:
The natural springs at Baxter, California, located at the 4,000ft. level in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, have been a natural resource beneficially used since the days of the early settlers in the latter part of the 19th century. These springs flow year round and are fed by the snowmelt from the higher elevations. The 1000 acres of forest land at Baxter, on which the natural springs are located, are a zoned timberland preserve which restricts commercial development and preserves the natural ecology. No chemicals are used to treat the water, storage tanks, or any of the water system components. The entire system is designed to ensure that this pure spring water remains natural and unadulterated. A Title 21 chemical analysis is performed annually as required by the California Department of Health. The analysis consistently demonstrates that the spring water is very stable and does not vary to any appreciable degree. Water samples are further tested in our own Q.C. laboratory on a daily basis to further insure product quality.