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Summer Giveaway: Mountain Valley Spring and Sparkling Water

By Elizabeth Smith, June 26, 2012  |  Meet the Blogger  |  More Posts by Elizabeth Smith

At Whole Foods Market®, we love sharing good food and drink. Whether it’s a peak-of-the-season berry, a team member creation from our bakery, sausages made in house or a new grocery discovery, we love celebrating great flavors and products. But we don’t just want to tell you about it; we want you to enjoy it too. So, we’re doing a series of summer giveaways through mid-August.

Thank you to everyone who entered the giveaway. Congratulations to our winner Nan W. from California!

Sweet sodas, fruity smoothies and herbal ice teas seem to be an arm’s reach away during the summer, but sometimes nothing refreshes like water. That’s why we’re giving away a case of nature’s perfect thirst quencher. Read on to find out how to enter to win. Bottled at the spring in Hot Springs, Arkansas since 1871, Mountain Valley Spring Water is America's oldest continually operating bottled water company.

Today, they offer spring and sparkling water. This is no ordinary spring. Protected by approximately 2,000 acres of natural forest lands, the Mountain Valley spring is the deepest natural spring currently operating in the contiguous 48 states.

Geologists have determined that the water takes up to 3,500 years for the rain falling on Cedar Mountain to travel to the aquifer and return as Mountain Valley Spring Water. Yup, 3,500 years! So the natural filtering of this ancient water and the minerals it collects along the way likely make it different from many other options out there.

Maybe it’s the taste from the long filtering process or the depth of the spring or maybe it’s something else all together, but Mountain Valley Spring Water has collected quite a fan club including the White House, where 13 US Presidents have served it. It has also twice been named “Best Tasting Non-Carbonated Bottled Water in the World” at the Berkley Springs International Water Tasting Competition. (Is it just me or is there a joke about the judging panel going out for drinks after the competition somewhere here?)

Available in 1-liter recyclable glass bottles, Mountain Valley Spring Water is naturally sodium free and certified Kosher and Pareve for Passover by the Orthodox Union. Whether you’re enjoying it straight up, mixing the sparkling with your favorite juice or serving it to a President, Mountain Valley Spring Water and Sparkling Water are refreshing additions to summertime.

Why are you so thirsty this summer? Tell us in the comments below by Tuesday, July 9 and we’ll pick a winner at random to receive a case of Mountain Valley Spring Water or Sparkling Water (winner’s choice)!

The fine print: No purchase necessary. Promotion ends July 9, 2012, 11:59 PM CDT. Must be a legal resident of the US or Canada (except in Quebec, where it is void) age 18 or older to participate. Taxes on prize, if applicable, are the responsibility of the winner. Employees of Whole Foods Market, Inc., are not eligible. Void where prohibited.

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Linda says ...
Sign me up, please! It would change from regular water.
07/09/2012 10:57:27 AM CDT
angie lilly says ...
I am thirsty because I am finally starting to move again! LOL After 6 years of being immobile due to fat and fear and sadness, I am taking my life back and enjoying every sweaty moment!
07/09/2012 12:11:56 PM CDT
laura ari says ...
I am thirsty because I have to watch my son play baseball in 100 degree heat! (In retrospect, he's thirstier than I am, so I'll share!)
07/09/2012 1:44:14 PM CDT
Melissa B says ...
I'm so thirsty this year because of the record heat!
07/09/2012 6:22:15 PM CDT
Mia says ...
why am i so thirsty this summer? because it's so dang 104 degrees outside! thats why i'm so thirsty!
07/09/2012 7:37:45 PM CDT
Gaines Simmons says ...
Hello, how are you? Thank you for this opportunity. I have been hot and thirsty this Summer because of the record heat here in the South-East. We in the landscape occupations could always be helped by more water. Nix the hurricanes though.
07/09/2012 10:05:41 PM CDT
Alexandra Roach says ...
I am thirsty because I am in the dry heat of Dallas, TX where sometimes we pray for 100 degree weather.
07/09/2012 10:26:06 PM CDT
suki says ...
I am so thirsty this summer because I am doing a 60 day hot yoga challenge -- 60 hot yoga classes in 60 days!
07/10/2012 12:26:29 PM CDT
Jennifer says ...
I've been working up a serious thirst chasing after my two little kids in the hot hot sun.
07/10/2012 6:50:42 PM CDT
Stacy says ...
I am so thirsty this summer because of the extreme heat we have been having.
07/29/2012 9:54:00 AM CDT

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