Chippewa Springs is a 110-year old company founded by Governor Thaddeus Pound, grandfather of Ezra Pound, Nobel Prize winning poet laureate, and child of the spring. As a congressman, Thaddeus had the water from the spring shipped to Washington, DC for his personal consumption. He was the first to arrange to have the head of the Coastal Survey test the water in the Federal Laboratory, where its remarkable purity level (92 PPM) was first noted in 1880. Amazingly, the water tests the same to this day. Today, Chippewa Spring Water is distributed by more than 110 distributors in 18 states. Our water is still bottled at the source and our bottling plant has the honor of being one of less than 100 plants in the world to be NSF (National Sanitation Foundation Certified). It is naturally fresh, naturally pure and naturally delicious. Taste the difference. www..chippewa.premiumwaters.com

The Gerolsteiner Brunnen GmbH & Co. KG is number one in the German water market as well as being the largest exporter of mineral water in Germany. They distribute their products to 35 countries worldwide. Gerolsteiner serves all of the relevant mineral water segments through various beverage container options which are strictly geared toward the consumer’s wishes and needs. Natural mineral water, such as Gerolsteiner, is a pure product of nature. It is extracted from deep groundwater – rainwater that has accumulated through the decades. During the slow seepage of the rainwater through layers of earth and rock it absorbs valuable minerals and accumulates carbonic acid. At the same time it is naturally filtered and cleaned. Mineral water from areas with volcanic rock is especially rich in natural carbonic acid. The perfect thirst-quencher, but also a energy source and beauty elixir. www.gerolsteiner.de

With a history dating back to 1845 and the Monroe Brewery, this brewing tradition has surpassed the test of time. The flames of a fire in 1955 were doused with beer by the workers saving the building. During Prohibition in 1920, the company name changed to Blumer Products Corp. producing "near beer" (Golden Glow), ice cream and soft drinks. When Prohibition is repealed in 1933, the brewery returns to brewing and renames itself to Blumers Brewing Corp and jumps to 35,000 barrels a year. A young immigrant, Joseph Huber joins the company and would soon buy the brewery in 1947, becoming the Joseph Huber Brewing Company. In 2006 Ravinder Minhas and Mountain Crest SRL purchased the Huber Brewery which today operates as the Minhas Craft Brewery. http://www.minhasbrewery.com