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A French story since 1863

Born in France, the effervescent spirit of Perrier is now recognized in more than 140 countries. First, our carbonated mineral water was adopted as the champagne of table waters in Great Britain. Soon after, it went on to captivate hearts far and wide, before finding fame at home in France.

With its invigorating bubbles, Perrier has tastefully quenched thirst for almost 160 years. The unique blend of distinctive bubbles and balanced mineral content is a great alternative to carbonated soft drinks, with no sugar and zero calories.

Perrier packs plenty of daring on its own, but the crisp carbonation makes it the perfect partner for mixing your own cocktails or mocktails. Elegant and versatile, it’s perfect at-home or on-the-go – a refreshing choice for every day.

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The history of Perrier

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A new spa
1863

A new spa

A decree is signed authorizing water to be taken from the spring at Les Bouillens in Vergèze, which has been known since Roman times. Alphonse Granier, the owner of the site, builds a spa resort.
Les Bouillens spa
1870

Taste the prestige

Keen to spread the word about the beneficial properties of water from Les Bouillens spa, Alphonse dubs it 'the princess of table waters' in an advertisement.
Doctor Louis-Eugène Perrier
1898

Introducing Dr Perrier

Doctor Louis-Eugène Perrier takes over the company. He perfects techniques for water and gas capture, establishes the optimum blend and begins bottling at the source for the first time. Les Bouillens water 'to go' is born.
St. John Harmsworth
1903

A new partner

St. John Harmsworth buys shares in the company, his interest piqued by Doctor Perrier's efforts to attract funding for his spa in Vergèze.
wooden Indian club Harmsworth
1906

Named after the doctor

As a tribute to the Doctor, St. John Harmsworth calls both his company and his water Perrier. The unusual shape of the bottle is inspired by a wooden Indian club Harmsworth used for exercising.
Brand logo
1910

More Perrier for everyone

We build a new home for our brand, with plenty of room for our growing team – there are now almost 300 of us. At the same time, we introduce a whole series of innovative production processes.
Perrier Girl
1936

A new icon is born

The Perrier Girl, designed by Jean- Gabriel Domergue, makes her first appearance. A campaign offering variations on 'the champagne of table waters' theme draws on the talents of some of the era's best writers.
1949

A famous sound

Advertising executive Jean Davray invents the slogan 'Perrier, l'eau qui fait Pschitt', referring to the sound of the bottle being opened, and commissions top poster designers to illustrate the slogan, with Jean Carlu being the first.
Crazy bubbles
1960s

Crazy bubbles

Perrier had a wild trip with its 'Crazy Bubbles' campaign, a collaboration with Barbarella author and artist Jean-Claude Forest. Forest's iconic sci-fi style included mermaids and cavewoman.
Get wild with Perrier
1970

Get wild with Perrier

Jean Davray invents a new landmark slogan: 'Perrier, c'est fou!' (Perrier is zany!). The bottle is decorated with a tuxedo to celebrate New Year's Eve 1970.
Earth’s first soft drink
1976

Perrier arrives in the United States

It didn't take long to become popular thanks to the iconic 'Earth's first soft drink' campaign, illustrated by Rob. Bleechman & Milton Glaser.
Perrier bottle on rails
1988

Enjoyed in more than 100 countries

Perrier is now sold in 119 countries – sending demand to over one billion bottles every year.
Perrier bottle
1992

Perrier joins the Nestlé family

Nestlé, the world's top food-processing group and owner of other prestigious springs, buys Source Perrier SA – a key step in Nestlé becoming the biggest global player in bottled water.
Perrier in plastic bottles
2001

Perrier on the move

Perrier goes portable with new easy-to-carry PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic bottles.
new bottling lines
2006

A campaign to modernize

Three new bottling lines are created, and the Verrerie du Languedoc glassworks is sold to refocus on what Perrier does best – mineral water.
Perrier museum
2013

A major milestone

Perrier celebrates its 150th anniversary in style under the Pop Art banner, featuring Warhol designs. Suspense is in the air with Perrier Secret Place, an interactive game full of surprises.
Perrier X Murakami bottle
2020

A Murakami special

Takashi Murakami's signature smiling flowers and characters, Kaikai and Kiki, bring an extra pop of color and joy to the iconic green Perrier bottles.

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