Rain to bottle
Five steps.Four of them belong to the sky.
Our process begins where all water begins. What follows is deliberately short, because the less we do to rain, the better it stays.
The journey of one drop
Follow it down.
- 01
Rains
Our process begins where all water begins. Over the Western Ghats the monsoon arrives with force, and the sky gives up the cleanest water on earth.
- 02
Collect
We harvest in a protected zone near the Ghats: minimal human activity, low air pollution, oxygen-rich air. Proprietary monitoring picks the cleanest part of the rain cycle.
- 03
Rinse
Rainfall is nature's own filter. The first minutes of a downpour scrub dust and debris out of the atmosphere. We let that pass, then begin.
- 04
Filter
Micron pre-filtering, activated carbon, UV-C sterilisation and natural mineral rebalancing, all in a closed loop that preserves virtually 100% of every drop.
- 05
Bottle
Pure rainwater, untouched by chemicals or additives. Sealed at source and traceable by QR back to the rainfall it came from.
The purification system
We don't clean dirty water.We protect water that arrived clean.
Reverse osmosis throws away more than two-thirds of what it takes in. Our closed loop preserves virtually every drop, because the water entering it was never contaminated to begin with.
Collection technology
- Elevated harvesting systems
- UV-treated storage tanks
- Real-time rain quality monitoring
Closed-loop filtration
- Micron pre-filtering
- Activated carbon
- UV-C sterilisation
- Natural mineral rebalancing
- Zero water wastage
Standards and traceability
Every bottle knows which rainfall it came from.
Real-time rain quality monitoring runs across the collection cycle, and every batch is traceable by QR back to the rainfall, the catchment and the readings taken as it fell. The plant is built and certified to BIS, FSSAI and WHO standards.
