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Sant'Anna

Sant'Anna is an Italian bottled-water and beverage brand whose natural mineral water comes from Alpine springs near Vinadio.

Last updated September 25, 2026

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Overview

Sant'Anna is an Italian bottled-water and beverage brand. Its central offering is Acqua Sant'Anna, natural mineral water that the company says originates from Alpine springs in the valleys above Vinadio. The brand describes its water as naturally filtered by local rock formations and associates its character with the altitude of the springs and the purity of the surrounding air. Its website says the water emerges at nearly 2,000 metres and reaches consumers in less than 48 hours. The company's account of the brand's beginnings places initial explorations in the 1990s, when Giuseppe Bertone and his sons surveyed valleys above Vinadio. The source describes the water as light and low in sodium, and positions Sant'Anna around purity, family use and care for children and mothers. Its website also cites a YouGov Shopper panel as the basis for its statement that Sant'Anna was Italy's most chosen water by families; that claim is qualified on the site as relating to Italy and the year ending August 2025. Beyond mineral water, the website presents a broader beverage range, naming Sant'Anna Santhè, Sanfruit, Fruity Touch, Beauty, Pro and Best. The supplied source does not give product specifications for these lines. It also emphasizes innovation and describes its production facility as a high-technology plant using robotics and advanced technology. The available evidence establishes Italy as the brand's market context but does not identify ownership, a precise founding year, or a named current executive.

History

Sant'Anna's official account traces its beginnings to exploratory visits to the valleys above Vinadio in the 1990s. It names Giuseppe Bertone and his sons as those who undertook the first surveys. The location is described as being among the Maritime Alps, where the company sources Acqua Sant'Anna natural mineral water. The available evidence does not provide a specific founding date or establish which person or legal entity formally founded the brand. The brand's story focuses on the natural origin of its water: Alpine springs, their altitude, the purity of the air, and the natural filtering action of the rocks. Sant'Anna says its water emerges at nearly 2,000 metres and reaches consumers in under 48 hours. It presents lightness and low sodium content as defining product attributes, and connects the brand with family consumption and care for children and mothers. The current website presents Sant'Anna as more than a single-water label, listing Sant'Anna Santhè, Sanfruit, Fruity Touch, Beauty, Pro and Best among its beverage offerings. It also makes innovation a prominent part of the brand narrative, describing an advanced production facility where robotics and technology are used. The supplied evidence does not establish dates for these product launches, ownership changes, or corporate leadership. Its family-choice claim is attributed on the website to YouGov Shopper panel data for Italy for the year ending August 2025.

  • 1990s: Giuseppe Bertone and his sons carried out initial surveys in the valleys above Vinadio, according to the brand's account.

  • By the year ending August 2025: the official website cited YouGov Shopper panel data for its statement that Sant'Anna was the water most chosen by Italian families.

Products and positioning

Natural Alpine mineral water positioned around lightness, low sodium, purity and suitability for families; the brand also presents itself as an innovator in beverages and production technology.

  • Acqua Sant'Anna

    Natural mineral water sourced from Alpine springs above Vinadio; the website describes it as light and low in sodium.

  • Sant'Anna Santhè, Sanfruit, Fruity Touch, Beauty, Pro and Best

    Beverage lines listed on the official website; the supplied source does not provide further product details.

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