Still, single serve
The service bottle. Sized for a cover, weighted for the table, and finished with the sovereign eagle mark in relief.
Who we are
A Native-owned water company, built on the belief that water is not a commodity to be extracted — it is a relative to be cared for.
Blue Sovereign Waters will bottle premium spring water on sovereign land and return a fixed share of every dollar earned to communities still living without reliable clean water. The mission is not a campaign attached to the product. It is the reason the company exists.
The Source
The standard we're building to
Blue Sovereign Waters is in development. We are securing a spring and aquifer source in the high desert near Reno, Nevada, and building a small-footprint bottling facility on sovereign land.
How water is drawn matters as much as where it comes from. Below are the commitments we hold ourselves to. We will publish the results against each one — including the full laboratory analysis — before the first bottle is sold.
- Single sourceOne identified spring and aquifer — never a blended or municipal supply
- StewardshipWater rights and draw limits held under tribal governance, not a lease that expires
- Draw limitsExtraction capped at a rate the aquifer can sustain indefinitely
- TestingIndependent laboratory analysis, published in full rather than summarized
- PackagingReusable, fully recyclable glass
Questions about the source or our timeline? Write to info@bluesovereignh20.com.
The Bottles
Made for the table
Three formats in development. Glass, because water should taste of the source and nothing else — and because a bottle worth keeping is a bottle that does not become waste.
Still, table format
For shared tables, private dining and hospitality service, where one bottle should carry the whole course.
Artist editions
Numbered seasonal runs carrying work by Indigenous artists, each release accompanied by the story behind it.
5%of revenue — not profit
The Water Sovereignty Initiative
Every bottle returns water
Nearly half of households on Native American reservations lack reliable clean water or adequate sanitation. We commit a fixed share of revenue — from the first case sold, in profitable years and unprofitable ones alike — to closing that gap.
- WellsDrilling and rehabilitating wells for households currently hauling water by hand.
- CatchmentRainwater capture and storage systems for off-grid and rural homes.
- EducationWater quality testing, training, and youth stewardship programs.
Every project funded will be published on a public dashboard: what was built, where, and what it cost.
Trade & Wholesale
Pour with us
We are opening accounts with restaurants, hotels, spas, resorts and specialty retailers across Nevada, California, Arizona and Utah. Tell us about your program and we will be in touch with pricing and samples.
- Emailinfo@bluesovereignh20.com
- Phone510-735-1471
- Based inServing the Western United States