Latin America · WC-132

Topo Chico

Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico

About this water

Topo Chico is a sparkling mineral water from Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. The brand dates to 1895. It is produced by Topo Chico (Coca-Cola), part of Coca-Cola. It is carbonated at bottling. You'll find it in glass. It is widely sold in the US.

Each liter carries 630 mg of dissolved minerals, which puts it in the medium mineral class. Its largest ion is bicarbonate at 230 mg/L, followed by sulfate (220) and calcium (140). Hardness works out to 391 mg/L as calcium carbonate. The label gives a pH of 6.2.

Sulfate at this level reads as a dry, slightly bitter finish.

Source
Cerro del Topo Chico spring
Source type
Mineral
Style
Sparkling (added CO2)
Established
1895
Producer
Topo Chico (Coca-Cola) (Coca-Cola)
Packaging
Glass
In the US
Widely sold in the US

Expected from the chemistry

Crisp, lightly mineral.

Cellar note

Cult favorite; aggressive bubbles.

On the map

25.68° N, 100.32° W

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Typical analysis

Verified
630mg/L total dissolved solids · Medium (500 to 1,500)
mg/L · bar length on a log scale
CalciumCa140
MagnesiumMg10
SodiumNa33
PotassiumK3.1
BicarbonateHCO₃230
SulfateSO₄220
ChlorideCl46
pH6.2
Hardness391
Ca:Mg14
Source: brand analysis, checked 2026-10-21.Hardness in mg/L as CaCO₃. Figures vary by batch and bottle format.

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