Naturally alkaline
pH 8.8
Natural mineral water
Fourth Planet
Ancient water. Martian chemistry.
Launching 2027
Good source of magnesium
100 mg/L
Mars analog site
Studied by NASA-funded researchers
Protected source
217 acres, licensed since 1992
The science
A source with a planetary record.
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Mars-like rocks
Del Puerto Canyon exposes ancient ultramafic rock formations studied as analogs for the mineral environments of Mars.
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Alkaline mineral water
As water moves through this geology, it gathers a naturally alkaline profile and a distinctive mineral composition.
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Same chemistry
The mineral signatures that make this landscape scientifically relevant also shape the water emerging at Adobe Springs.
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Why it matters
Knowing the source means understanding the water: its geology, its mineral record, and the land that protects it.
Blank et al., Planetary and Space Science, 2009.
The source
Adobe Springs, Del Puerto Canyon.
At the eastern edge of California’s Coast Ranges, Adobe Springs rises from a protected 217-acre source in Del Puerto Canyon.
The canyon’s rare geology gives the water its mineral character. Its stewardship keeps that record intact, from rock to spring to bottle.
Typical analysis
Mineral profile
Values are representative of the source and expressed as naturally occurring mineral content.
Magnesium100mg/L
Calcium4.5mg/L
Sodium4.5mg/L
Bicarbonate320mg/L
Sulfate13mg/L
Chloride4.6mg/L
TDS400mg/L
pH8.8
Field notes
Fourth Planet / 2027
A source-led water, arriving 2027
