Our Heritage
Established in 1870, a brewery in Formosa, Ontario was built by German settlers around a mineral-rich artesian spring. The water defined the character of their beer and was delivered countywide by horse-drawn wagon.
In the 1980s, the Reichenbach family helped restore the spring, preserving its integrity while safeguarding the source. An ongoing legacy that endures to this day.
In the 1980s, the Reichenbach family helped restore the spring, preserving its integrity while safeguarding the source. An ongoing legacy that endures to this day.
The Reichenbach name has its roots traced back to German-speaking Europe, where it traditionally referred to places shaped by flowing water, often interpreted as meaning “rich stream” or “abundant brook.”
For generations, water in these regions symbolized vitality, balance, and continuity, sustaining both land and community.
Inspired by our lineage, our approach honours intention, continuity, and the quiet power of daily ritual. Our water reflects that heritage today. Refined in character, quietly restorative, and crafted to support essential luxury.
For generations, water in these regions symbolized vitality, balance, and continuity, sustaining both land and community.
Inspired by our lineage, our approach honours intention, continuity, and the quiet power of daily ritual. Our water reflects that heritage today. Refined in character, quietly restorative, and crafted to support essential luxury.