Berg Water

Newfoundland-based Berg Water bottles pure water from icebergs. Their bottle has a nice sculptural shape and the slight touch of blue/green bring to mind the crystal clear northern waters where icebergs are found. The product will be launched in January 2009.

Unfortunately I could not get the name of the designer or sculptor for the structural design. (Images courtesy of Berg Water)

Comments

[Sylvain Allard]

Thanks for the post. I don't mean to rain on your iceberg, but I sure don't agree with your idea of "Nice" like in " nice sculptural shape". Frankly this is all but nice, design as nothing to do with that I am sorry. Or else, might as well at that point post all the products in your local grocery store.

[ASegal]

Does anyone else think bottling iceberg water in plastic bottles is extremely bad for the environment?? Has this company heard about global warming?

[Kristan Hoffman]

I quite like the look of these products. I don't know enough to say anything about their effect on the environment, but from a pure aesthetic standpoint, I think they're lovely.

[Alexey Feldgendler]

Why is it worse than bottling any other water? Apart from having to spend energy for production and transportation, which is inevitable no matter where the water comes from, I don't see how breaking off pieces of icebergs harms the environment.