Product Description
Natural Mineral Water Birute is carbonated drink.
Birute is pure, unchanged, balanced chemical composition of nature.
It is extracted from the bowels of the earth, so it contains important minerals for humans - calcium, magnesium, potassium.
Refreshing and light in taste, it effectively quenches thirst and supplies the body with minerals.
- Fresh
- Hydration: High TDS mineral water is more hydrating due to its mineral content. Overall water mineralization: 2671 mg/l.
- Health Benefits: The minerals present in the water can contribute to overall health.
- Usage: For both daily hydration and for use in culinary applications where mineral-rich water can enhance the flavor of dishes.
Natural Mineral Water Birute is certified in accordance with the mineral water sensory assessment protocols of the Water Sommelier Union (Munich, Germany).
Better Hydration with Minerals!
In Vytautas Park (Lithuania), right by the Neman embankment, you will see a white one-story building with large windows Mineral water pavilion „Birutės Villa“. Come at any time of the year. Loungers with fountains around the salt water pool await vacationers. When you lie down, you can breathe the salt air quietly and deeply while watching the sky through the glass roof or the changing colors of the “waterfall”. It's free.
Doctors claim that the natural mineral water evaporating at Villa Birute is particularly beneficial for patients with respiratory problems or those wishing to prevent them, it has a positive effect on the skin, which contains neuroreceptors (molecules in the nerve endings of the skin that receive nerve signals). Along with the benefits of salt, take the opportunity to lie comfortably for at least twenty minutes in a beautiful, quiet environment, listening only to the murmuring of water. After all, a sip of tranquility nowadays is more healing than a bottle of medicine. The closed pavilion for evaporating mineral water began operating in 2015. At the end of the 19th century, one hundred and ten years after the discovery of the Birute spring, it was named in his honor.
