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Borjomi

Borjomi, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Georgia

About this water

Borjomi is a naturally sparkling mineral water from Borjomi, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Georgia. The brand dates to 1890. It is produced by IDS Borjomi Georgia, part of IDS Borjomi. Its bubbles come up with the water from the source. You'll find it in glass, PET and cans. In the US it is mostly found at specialty retailers.

Each liter carries 6,250 mg of dissolved minerals, which puts it in the high mineral class. Its largest ion is bicarbonate at 4,250 mg/L, followed by sodium (1,500) and chloride (375). Hardness works out to 562 mg/L as calcium carbonate. The label gives a pH of 6.3.

Bicarbonate at this level gives a smooth, rounded weight. There is enough sodium to taste a savory, salty edge. Magnesium this high can add a faint bitterness.

Source
Borjomi volcanic springs
Source type
Mineral
Style
Sparkling (natural)
Established
1890
Producer
IDS Borjomi Georgia (IDS Borjomi)
Packaging
Glass, PET, Can
In the US
US specialty retailers

Expected from the chemistry

Intensely mineral, heavy texture; salty-savory; smooth, chalky bicarbonate weight; faint magnesium bitterness.

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Cellar note

Sodium-bicarbonate, salty volcanic; ranges 5,000 to 7,500 mg/L TDS.

On the map

41.85° N, 43.40° E

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Typical analysis

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6,250mg/L total dissolved solids · High (>1,500)
mg/L · bar length on a log scale
CalciumCa85
MagnesiumMg85
SodiumNa1,500
BicarbonateHCO₃4,250
ChlorideCl375
pH6.3
Hardness562
Ca:Mg1
Source: brand analysis, checked 2026-10-21.Hardness in mg/L as CaCO₃. Figures vary by batch and bottle format.

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