In early June, I visited the pristine source of "Rosée de la Reine" – or "Dew of the Queen" – in Lacaune, France.
I spent the day with brand ambassadors Angèle Ferreux-Maeght and Mélinda Noël de Bebym. Vital for well-being and health, water supports our daily metabolism.
This tour of Eaux de Mont Roucous revealed the meticulous process of sourcing and bottling this pure water.
An eye-opening journey into "Dew of the Queen," a water crafted with women in mind.
I shadowed the technical teams at the bottling plant to witness the process firsthand.
The water is drawn from a protected underground aquifer, ensuring microbiological purity and shielding it from pollution.
Next, 100% recyclable 1-liter bottles are formed using three dedicated blow-molding machines.
The fillers and cappers then precisely fill and seal the bottles under overpressure to maintain a contamination-free zone.
Each bottle is labeled, with 120 daily analyses guaranteeing top quality.
The Languedoc-Roussillon Regional Health Agency conducts regular inspections of the source and finished products for compliance and purity.
Key fact: For over 40 years, "Rosée de la Reine" spring water has flowed from 927 meters elevation within the 50-hectare Haut-Languedoc Natural Park.
The human body is 60-70% water, relying on it for optimal function.
Water composes tissues and organs, enabling:
– Transport of nutrients, vitamins, and minerals
– Elimination of waste
– Body temperature regulation
– Skin youthfulness and suppleness
– Dehydration prevention
Recommended daily intake for women: 1.6L on average; 1.5-2L for adolescents; 2L for pregnant women; 2.3L for breastfeeding; at least 1.5L for those 50+.
Recently, Dew of the Queen launched a refreshed 1L bottle with trendy graphics appealing to active women focused on holistic beauty.
The brand also introduced the "Our Women's Secrets" digital platform, offering daily nutrition and wellness tips.
Learn more at www.roseedelareine.com
