The fact that drinking SO4 - Na - Mg mineral water will put some pep in your step has been known for centuries. It began to be bottled in 1896 and to be sold not only in Moravia, but also throughout the entire Austro-Hungarian Empire. The trademark was registered as early as in 1888 which means that it is one of the oldest in Europe.
What you won’t find in the history books, however, is mention of this mineral water in relation to the famous Battle of Three Emperors at Austerlitz, where, as luck would have it, this mineral water bubbles up from the ground. The defeated troops apparently camped near to the spring and they drank deeply of the water. It is therefore quite possible that some Russian and Austrian soldiers lost this significant battle for Europe while still in camp and not in any overly commendable position...
You can find more information on the history of SO4 - Na - Mg mineral water here.
The SO4 - Na - Mg mineral water collection area is located in a picturesque landscape in the environs of Újezd u Brna, not far from the battlefield of Austerlitz, where the Battle of Three Emperors took place in 1805.
The protected zones for the natural spring water have been enforced by the Ministry of Health for more than 50 years, specifically on the basis of Regulation IL-480.4 – 21.6.1963
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