In 2008, an Australian couple bought coastal land and found a pristine 'unicorn' aquifer; 18 years later, they are selling it as fine water for $10 a bottle, after it scored 100/100
- Pic credit: Instagram/ CarribieDamien Smith, a passionate South Australian surfer, and his wife, Gretchen Scinta, moved to the western coast of Yorke Peninsula to catch the waves.
- What they really caught was something even more precious: fresh water that’s worth bottling.
- Soon, the land turned them into fine-water producers, with their bottled water earning a perfect 100-point score, ABC News reported.
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- Pic credit: Instagram/ CarribieDamien Smith, a passionate South Australian surfer, and his wife, Gretchen Scinta, moved to the western coast of Yorke Peninsula to catch the waves.
- What they really caught was something even more precious: fresh water that’s worth bottling.
- Soon, the land turned them into fine-water producers, with their bottled water earning a perfect 100-point score, ABC News reported.
Sources: Times of India