1990 — UNESCO World Heritage
A Protected Wilderness

Huangshan holds UNESCO status as both a Natural and Cultural World Heritage Site, one of a small number of places on earth to hold both. Granite peaks rise through cloud to nearly 1,900 metres, inside a pristine reserve protected since 1982. Not the version of China most Westerners expect.

Rippl

Rippl Lotus Peak

Mineral water from the Huangshan

UNESCO
World Heritage Site
Eastern China
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Lianhua Feng · 蓮花峰
1,864 M

The name of this mineral water, Lianhua Feng — “Lotus Peak” — is the name of the region’s highest point.

RipplLotus Peak1,864 m
UNESCOWorld Heritage AreaHuangshan
Mineral Water Source
Filling line
Printed & filled
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Hangzhou
Shanghai
Ningbo
Asia
Middle East
Australia
Stainless steel16 km · underground
UNESCO World Heritage Area · Huangshan
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Huangshan · Inscribed 1990

A UNESCO World Heritage Area.

Mineral Water Source

At the foot of the mountains.

National Forestry and Grassland Administration · China

15 October 2024

This area, set aside for our mineral water.

16 km underground · stainless steel · sealed

From the moment the mineral water is drawn, it never touches open air.

Built for our filling line alone.

Rippl Lotus Peak

The mountains and the source, sealed and connected.

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Shipped direct

Container direct to your nearest port.

Asia · Middle East · Australia

Stock held locally.

Certainty of supply. Short lead times.

June 2026 — Gold, Medium Minerality

Rippl Lotus Peak won Gold in the Medium Minerality category at the 11th Guangzhou International Water Tasting Competition, scored blind by an international panel.

Rippl Lotus Peak

Taste the Difference.

Custom or Rippl Branded Vessels

Competitively priced to eliminate single use plastic bottles.

330 ml aluminium sleek can
330 ml — Aluminium Sleek Can
330 ml aluminium bottle
330 ml — Aluminium Bottle
350 ml glass bottle
350 ml — Glass Bottle
750 ml glass bottle
750 ml — Glass Bottle

All our vessels are 100% recyclable — aluminium or glass, never plastic. We partner with CleanHub, funding the collection of ocean-bound plastic waste in high-risk coastal regions.

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Every vessel is filled at our own facility, fed by a dedicated stainless steel line from the source that never touches open air.

Map: terrain produced using Copernicus WorldDEM-30 © DLR e.V. 2010–2014 and © Airbus Defence and Space GmbH 2014–2018, provided under COPERNICUS by the European Union and ESA; all rights reserved. Imagery contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (2023). Earth imagery: NASA Blue Marble and Black Marble. Road route © OpenStreetMap contributors. World Heritage boundary traced from the UNESCO World Heritage Centre property map (2012).