Sources and waters from the Bracca area in the Serina Valley-a side branch of the Brembana Valley-have given rise to what we know today as Fonte Bracca.
The springs flow in a pristine natural environment, where limestone rock ensures the purity of the water.
Since the nineteenth century, the water was collected and transported in demijohns and barrels to Bergamo, where doctors and pharmacists requested it for its health-promoting properties.
In 1906 the spring was granted to the spa company, which took care of the capturing and bottling: thus the first Fonte Bracca establishment was born.
The official brand name “Bracca” was launched in 1907, establishing the start of a long tradition of mountain mineral water, pure at the source and to this day a symbol of quality and well-being.
The springs-among the most protected and respected in the Lombardy Pre-Alps-spout in a mountain environment devoid of industrial settlements, preserving the natural ecosystem intact.
Drinking water from Fonte Bracca means tapping into a natural heritage that combines water, mountains and tradition-a historic resource of health, purity and authenticity.
Water point
Bracca Source
Where this place is mentioned
- The wild Val Parina Go to the itinerary
- From the Venetian Age to the Belle Époque Go to the itinerary
- Water: soul and history of the Brembana Valley Go to the article
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