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Mineral Structure

The character of Carribie is defined by its naturally occurring mineral composition of magnesium, calcium and bicarbonate, contributing to clarity, texture and a persistent mineral length on the palate. A key to Carribie's 'sweetness' and 'umami' characteristic is Sodium Chloride, truly unique to Carribie because of our proximity to the Great Southern Ocean. Received as sea spray it is filtered gently by nature so as to bring harmony to the other minerals present.

Carribie aligns across six of the seven recognized structural markers of gastronomic mineral water.

Balanced by nature. Not adjusted.

Carribie Estate landscape

Vintage mineral water

from a remote coastal aquifer on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula.

Carribie aligns across six of the seven recognised structural gastronomic markers.

Estate mineral water. Yorke Peninsula, South Australia.

Shaped by place. Structured for the table.

Estate mineral water. Yorke Peninsula, SouthAustralia.

Shaped by place. Structured for the table.