Named for a natural spring near Venice, Italy, San Benedetto mineral water comes from glaciers in the Dolomites, part of the Italian Alps in Northeastern Italy. After flowing a great distance underground, the water, which was tapped at the surface in ancient times, is drawn from an underground basin in the Veneto plain, 1,000 feet below ground. This ensures that all its original features are unchanged, and the natural balance of minerals and trace elements essential to our well-being remain uncontaminated.