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Calcium-rich mineral water in Austria: Top 10 compared

Among the mineral waters available in Austria in the h2oMatch database, these have the highest calcium values.

Several mineral waters available in Austria are rich in calcium, with values verified from official labels.

Mineral waters with the most calcium in Austria — Top 10 by calcium content

The ten mineral waters available in Austria with the highest calcium values in the h2oMatch database, based on official label data.

Mineral waters with the most calcium in Austria — Top 10 by calcium content: mineral waters ranked from highest to lowest Calcium (mg/L)
WaterCalcium (mg/L)Magnesium (mg/L)Dry residue (mg/L)
Aqua Römer56953.52308
Long Life284.2221.62853
Juvina25456.72486
Alpquell250431174
Vittel240421084
Tiroler Quelle20041999
Astoria20040983
San Pellegrino17449.6862
Perrier1503.9456
Peterquelle14835.91625

Aqua Römer, at 569 mg/L, has roughly twice the calcium of any other water in the ranking. Long Life and Juvina follow with similar calcium values but very different profiles, with far more sodium and bicarbonate.

Calcium in Austrian mineral waters

This ranking lists the ten waters with the highest calcium available on the Austrian market and recorded in the h2oMatch database.

Under EU regulation, a water may carry the indication ‘contains calcium’ when calcium exceeds 150 mg/L: the first eight waters in the top 10 pass this threshold — Perrier sits exactly at 150 mg/L, on the line without crossing it.

At the top, Aqua Römer (569 mg/L) is one of the most calcium-rich waters in the entire h2oMatch database.

Want to understand why calcium matters? Read our guide on calcium in mineral water →

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FAQ

Which mineral water has the highest calcium content in Austria?

Aqua Römer leads with 569 mg/L, ahead of Long Life (284.2 mg/L) and Juvina (254 mg/L). Values come from the official labels in the h2oMatch database; the top 10 is in the table above.

Which water offers plenty of calcium and plenty of magnesium at the same time?

Long Life is the most striking combination: 284.2 mg/L calcium and 221.6 mg/L magnesium. Juvina (254 and 56.7 mg/L) also pairs both minerals at a high level.

When may a water carry the indication 'contains calcium'?

Above 150 mg/L of calcium. Eight of the ten waters in the Austrian top 10 meet that criterion.

Is the calcium in mineral water absorbed by the body?

Yes. Calcium from mineral water is bioavailable and can contribute to overall dietary calcium intake.

Are the calcium-rich waters in Austria sparkling?

Mostly not: the top of the ranking is listed in its still variant, including Aqua Römer, Long Life, Juvina and Alpquell. Unlike some Carpathian markets, Austria's most mineral-rich waters tend to come from still springs; the label of the specific variant settles it.

All values are based on official mineral water labels and the h2oMatch database.