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Apollinaris

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Apollinaris is a German mineral water brand originating in Bad Neuenahr, known for sparkling mineral water and its presence in the hospitality sector.

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Last updated August 25, 2026

Contents

  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. History
  3. 3. Products and positioning
  4. 4. Related entries
  5. 5. Sources

Company facts

Apollinaris

Industry
Other · Companies (General)
Founded
1852
Founder
Georg Kreuzberg
Country
Germany
Owner
The Coca-Cola Company
Group
Coca-Cola system
On this page5
  1. 1. Overview
  2. 2. History
  3. 3. Products and positioning
  4. 4. Related entries
  5. 5. Sources

Overview

Apollinaris is a long-established German mineral water brand originating in the Bad Neuenahr area of Rhineland-Palatinate. Its name refers to Saint Apollinaris. The water began to be marketed commercially in bottles in the late nineteenth century and subsequently developed into a brand serving Germany and international markets. Its identity has traditionally been associated with natural mineral water, carbonation and hospitality settings, with a particularly strong presence in hotels, restaurants and other food-service channels. In the late twentieth century, the brand became part of larger beverage businesses and was acquired by The Coca-Cola Company in 2006. It remains part of the Coca-Cola beverage system and is primarily operated in Germany as a premium and food-service mineral water brand. Publicly available reliable information about its detailed source composition, packaging portfolio and market-by-market distribution is limited.

History

Apollinaris is associated with the mineral springs of the Bad Neuenahr area in Germany. In the middle of the nineteenth century, Georg Kreuzberg began developing the local mineral water commercially, and the brand took its name from Saint Apollinaris. Improvements in glass bottling and distribution enabled Apollinaris to grow from a regional water business into a well-known German bottled-water brand with some international recognition. Its marketing and distribution have long been connected with hotels, restaurants and other premium hospitality settings. During the late twentieth century, the business went through the consolidation and acquisitions characteristic of the beverage industry. In 2006, The Coca-Cola Company acquired beverage assets that included Apollinaris, bringing the brand into the Coca-Cola system. It has since been operated primarily as part of the mineral-water business in Germany. Public sources differ on some details of the brand's early corporate structure, packaging changes and market-by-market development, so those points are not stated more specifically here.

  • 2006
    [2]Coca-Cola completes acquisition of bottling interests in Germanycoca-colacompany.com
  • 1852
    [1]Apollinaris (water)en.wikipedia.org

Products and positioning

  • mineral water

    Apollinaris mineral water

    Apollinaris's core product is bottled mineral water associated with the Bad Neuenahr area of Germany. The brand has traditionally been best known for sparkling mineral water and has long served hotels, restaurants and other hospitality settings.

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  • Apollinaris
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  • BreakMate
  • Caffeine-Free Coca-Cola
  • Cappy
  • Chaqwa
  • Chás Leão
  • Ciel
  • Coca-Cola Life
  • Coca-Cola Zero
  • Coca-Cola
  • Coca-Cola (Japan)
  • Coca-Cola Black Cherry Vanilla
  • Coca-Cola Cherry
  • Coca-Cola Cherry Vanilla
  • Coca-Cola Clear
  • Coca-Cola Creations
  • Coca-Cola Fiber+
  • Coca-Cola Freestyle
  • Coca-Cola India
  • Coca-Cola Lemon
  • Coca-Cola Lime
  • Coca-Cola Orange
  • COCA-COLA ORIGINAL
  • Coca-Cola Original Taste
  • Coca-Cola Raspberry
  • Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation
  • Coca-Cola Spiced
  • Coca-Cola Vanilla
  • Coca-Cola with Coffee
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  • Coke Studio Bel 3arabi
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  • Coke Zero
  • Costa

Sources2 sources

  1. 1Apollinaris (water)en.wikipedia.org
  2. 2Coca-Cola completes acquisition of bottling interests in Germanycoca-colacompany.com

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