Our World-Class Bottled Water
Is all bottled water the same? Definitely not! Since 1991, a group of expert judges has convened every February in a small town in West Virginia at the largest water tasting competition in the world. These judges are faced with the daunting task of deciding what they consider to be the best tasting and highest quality waters in the world. The event, held in Bath (more commonly known as Berkeley Springs), has welcomed companies from 47 states across the U.S. and countries from around 5 continents (Argentina to the United Kingdom). LeSage Natural is a past recipient of the FIRST PLACE for bottled water!
So, whether it’s individual 16.9-ounce bottles or 3- and 5-gallon bottles, if you’re looking for high quality and great tasting bottled water, the experts (and all our partners!) will tell you that you’ve found it! LeSage Natural has been internationally recognized for taste and purity, and it’s sourced and bottled in just one place – Lesage, West Virginia!
West Virginia-Sourced Bottler, Disabilities Employer Providing Drinking Water Directly to State Government Agencies
Lesage, W. Va. – A local bottler of pure Mountain State deep-sealed well water, whose Cabell County operation employs forty persons with disabilities, is now providing drinking water directly to West Virginia’s government agencies. LeSage Natural, a division of the 58-year-old non-profit Green Acres Regional Center, Inc., will begin accepting orders for its award-winning water from state agencies starting July 1. Direct orders between Lesage Natural and the State of West Virginia have been made possible as a result of legislative changes in recent years. The vendor serves 22 of West Virginia’s 55 counties and offers exclusive state and personalized labels.
The new relationship between the in-state water source and state government entities, with ordering procedures and delivery schedules already in place prior to their summer launch date, not only stands to stimulate economic development in West Virginia, but further contributes to LeSage Natural’s mission to employ persons with disabilities.
Beeca B celebrates 12 years at Lesage.
Shane, a model employee for 6 years.
Earlene Anglin, Executive Director, states, “our mission is to offer inclusive, person-centered programs and supportive services that empower individuals with developmental disabilities to learn, grow, and lead fulfilling, independent lives with purpose and pride.”
Not only is LeSage Natural finding new success in the public sector, but the Cabell County employer also serves over 2,500 clients in the private sector throughout the tri-state region and can provide all related accessories to clients, such as hot/cold water dispensers, display refrigerators, cups and cup holders.
Tom Thompson, a native of Mason County
and a loyal customer for 36 years, travels
from Pittsburgh several times a year
to obtain Lesage Natural.
Twisted Vine Family Vineyard has established a distinctive partnership, exclusively utilizing Lesage Natural in its winemaking process.
The bottler takes pride in showcasing one of West Virginia’s greatest natural resources–its pure drinking water and uses its own 100 ft deep sealed well in production. “Our water is pumped from the ground, purified, bottled, labeled, and packaged for delivery right here on site. It is undeniably some of the purest and best tasting water in the world and we have consistent results and multiple awards to back that claim,” says Anglin.
West Virginia Senate recognizes employees for winning Silver at the 2025 Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting Competition. 2/26/25
LeSage Natural hopes to grow their success with government agencies not only to showcase the state’s pure drinking water to its public employees, but to continue their 58-year-old mission, empowering those with disabilities.