Crystal Geyser Roxane Water

Their water is fine, I have purchased it for years and would continue to purchase it if only they had not changed their handles. The ones currently in use, break easily and the cheap tape comes off, and you can get a gallon of water all over the kitchen. Those stored at the grocery store often have no handles at all, I am assuming that they have problems with the poor quality tape failing. Luckily, it is possible to purchase other brands of spring water since that is our preference.

What happened to Crystal Geyser again! I’ve experienced this before where it has a chemical treatment like aftertaste. I get it at Vons Redondo Bch. CA.

This company is bottling water in a drought ridden area. Their plans to open a new facility in Mount Shasta, tap a local aquifer known as Big Spring, bottle the water and sell it. The move has infuriated environmentalists, local American Indian tribes and residents of this city of 3,394, whose interest in the resource borders on the spiritual.
The bottling operation will suck wells dry and deplete the aquifer, which fills Siskiyou County rivers and streams and feeds the headwaters of the Sacramento River. Huge quantities of chemicals, juice and other runoff will overwhelm the wastewater treatment plant, which is barely big enough now for the locals. because the area around 14,179-foot Mount Shasta is the source of much of California’s drinking water. Melted glacier water and runoff from storms flows into a labyrinth of lava tubes and underground channels snaking through the mountainous region. A terrible company!

I’ve never had a bad bottle of water from them. I buy at least two cases a week. Good tasting and a great value. Feel a little guilty about giving up Ozarka, but hey I like it better.

Bret G. is way off base. I have been to the spring and it bubbles right out of the ground. I appears as a creek about 4 feet wide and a foot or so deep.
They have several bottling locations and the location is indicated on the label, Mt Whitney or Mt. Shasta

For the last 3 cases, many bottles had cracks and had to be thrown out. Called customer service, asked for production lot number. When I called back and gave it, told me that I had to have the old bottles, which I of course had thrown out. No sorry, replacement bottles, or anything else a company should do to keep a customer.
Buyer beware.

This is by far my favorite water. I have done extensive research on other bottled waters and I like the fact that they are bottled at their source. Their bottles are also very light, almost like paper, which I think shows their comittment to the planet. Great tasting water.

I am a picky water drinker as most of us are. I prefer spring water over purified water to the point that I’d rather do without if there isn’t a choice. Not only do I not like to pay for water that I can get out of my tap but I like to know that it didn’t come from a toilet at some point in it’s journey.
Not all spring water is the same. I’ll drink Alhambra if that is all there is but sometimes *unless really cold* it has an unpleasant after taste.
When my favorite water company from Dunsmuir closed down *Castle Rock* I had to find the next best thing-​enter Crystal Geyser. I had the pleasure of visiting the Castle Rock water plant which was located a short distance from the Mt. Shasta crystal geyser source. It was part of my microbiology class at College of the Siskiyous in Weed. We were able to see how they filter and test their water and I can personally vouch for that being pure. The sources are not far apart and I feel completely confidant in the purity of this product as well. Fortunately, Crystal Geyser can be found at most convenience stores and major grocery stores. It’s the only water I like to drink and buy.