Water from the
End of the World

Anoka: The Moon of the South

In the lost language of the Yámanas, the ancient canoeists of Tierra del Fuego, "Anoka" means Moon. We pay tribute to this native people who survived at the end of the world, guided by the moon and nourished by the pristine water of Patagonia.

Our water comes from virgin meltwater. It is born exclusively from two ancient hanging glaciers in the peaks of Ushuaia. Suspended high above, the ice remains free from terrestrial contamination, delivering a liquid that requires no chemical treatment or added minerals. It is nature in its most virgin state.