Sourced from a natural aquifer in the rainforest in La Maná, Ecuador, our volcanic water starts its journey as snowfall atop one of the world’s highest active volcanoes—the Cotopaxi—at the foothills of the Andes Mountains. The volcano’s high elevation, unique equatorial positioning, and basalt and lava rocks give the water vital minerals and energy as it filters naturally through the volcano for centuries. La Maná and the Cotopaxi have long been considered a powerful cradle of life to ancient civilizations and provide an intriguing history behind this volcanic water's source.