Drinking from an esker

Our water is filtered by nature’s own water purifier – the esker. Protected from the elements and untouched by man, the esker is also a renewable resource.

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Preservation and Protection

We consider ourselves to be the guardian of the esker and its surrounding forest. And we’re on the job 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

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Why the source matters

The water that comes from ESKA’s source today is as pure as the water that emerged there some 8,000 years ago. Imagine. Water as nature intended it. And as you can also imagine, the environment surrounding this source is as pure today as it always has been.

A natural filtration process hidden in a pristine forest

ESKA’s source is in Canada, located in a pristine natural setting in a remote corner of Quebec. Tucked away amongst 5,000 acres of protected virgin forest lies the St. Mathieu esker where a miraculous natural filtration process occurs.

ESKA is one of the purest waters on earth

Snow and rain are filtered by glacial rocks for more than 15 years, resulting in water that’s exceptionally clean, cold and microbiologically pure. This natural geological filtration and storage system and its remote location are the reasons ESKA is one of the purest waters on earth, and why we consider the St. Mathieu esker to be a true natural treasure.

An abundant and self-replenishing source

The St-Mathieu-Lac Berry esker, where ESKA water comes from, is a self-replenishing source. Each time it rains or snows, the water that ends up on the forest floor seeps through the ground and trickles down to the esker, creating more pure, great tasting ESKA water.