The way water should be.

Why our water is so good

Up in Maine, we’re grateful to have abundant natural resources, like deep forests, crystal clear lakes and an endless coastline. Mainers take pride in managing our natural resources with responsibility, reverence and love.

That’s what makes our water so good.

Maine is the source of some of the cleanest water on the planet. We love that we have it, and that’s why we’re on a mission to share it. So take a breath, open a can and live your mainelove™.

Pure, clean, simple and sustainable — the way water should be.

about Sebago Lake, Maine

One of only 50 water supplies in the country that’s so pure it doesn’t need to be filtered before treatment
Enough water to give every person on earth 100 gallons each, and still have more left over.

What is mainelove

Ever get the feeling in your heart that you’re on the right path? Ever take a breath, look around, and realize that this moment — right here and now — will stay with you forever?

That’s mainelove™.

mainelove™ isn’t just a name on a can. It’s not a style, a trend or a time of year. It’s an everyday movement.

It’s about sharing what you love with those you love. And that's never been more important — to love your water, your planet, your friends, your family and yourself.

Pure, clean, simple and fun. We’re all about shared moments, shared adventures and shared paths. We’re all about you living your mainelove™.

Get in touch

Greetings! We’d love to hear from you. So tell us who you are and a bit about your mainelove™. We’ll be in touch soon!

On native land

We are all on Indigenous land. And because we are based in Maine, we acknowledge that we work on and occupy the unceded ancestral lands of the Wabanaki Confederacy, including the Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, Maliseet, and Mi’kmaq, and Abenaki people, who have lived in the Maine area for thousands of years.