Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
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Soft water — natural, classic buoyancy.
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Školska Česma — Serbian for 'School Spring' — is a naturally occurring bicarbonated mineral spring in Serbia located near a school, reflecting the tradition across the Balkans of naming local springs after the nearest landmark building or institution. Serbia is endowed with an extraordinary wealth of mineral springs, and neighbourhood or village springs like this one form the backbone of a rural mineral water culture that has sustained communities for generations. The naturally bicarbonated water offers the refreshing, mildly mineralised quality characteristic of Serbia's fine mineral spring heritage.
Insider tip — Školska česma — 'school fountain' — is a bicarbonate spring near Pirot in southeastern Serbia, a region laced with mineral water sources along the Nišava River valley. The gentle 35°C temperature and bicarbonate chemistry mirror classic Balkan spa waters used for digestive and skin conditions. Pirot's proximity to the Bulgarian border and the Stara Planina mountain range gives this modest spring a picturesque highland backdrop.
