The Water Dictionary

Quézac

SparklingIspagnac, Lozère, France

Quézac is a sparkling natural mineral water from Ispagnac, in the Lozère department of Occitanie, southern France. The source sits in the gorges of the Tarn river. The brand is owned by Danone.


Mineral composition

mg/L
Calcium241
Magnesium95
Sodium255
Sulfate143
Chloride38
Bicarbonate1685
Hardness: 993 as CaCO₃Alkalinity: 1382 as CaCO₃

Compositions can vary by season and source. Read our methodology.

Mineral character

Quézac is heavily mineralised. Calcium is 241 mg/L, magnesium 95 mg/L, sodium 255 mg/L, sulphate 143 mg/L, chloride 38 mg/L, and bicarbonate 1,685 mg/L. Hardness is 993 mg/L as CaCO₃. The profile is dominated by bicarbonate and high calcium, with elevated sodium and magnesium. The database notes record naturally occurring fluoride at 2.2 mg/L. The French regulatory threshold above which infant formula use is contraindicated is 1.5 mg/L; Quézac exceeds this and carries a label indication that it is not suitable for infant feeding.


Use-case suitability


Where to buy

FR

Carrefour, Leclerc, Auchan, Intermarché

€0.55-0.75 per litre

Available in France. As of March 2026.