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Taste of the mountains

MOUNTAIN Dew Natural Spring Water is a family-owned and operated company with 25 years’ experience in the water distribution business.
Mountain Dew are proud to support their local distributors who have been operating in the Noosa area for almost three decades, despite facing a lack of work two years ago.
Greg Christensen, along with Jaye and son Ollie, know the importance of customer service and reliability, and are committed to delivering the most pure and best tasting natural spring water.
Competitively priced at $10 per 15-litre bottle, Mountain Dew also offers free delivery and save their customers the inconvenience of lugging water from the supermarket.
Born and bred locals, Greg and Jaye are proudly involved with local sporting groups such as the Noosa District junior and senior rugby league teams, the Noosa Tigers AFL and the local Red Cross.
Greg and Jaye are laying the foundations for a genuine sense of community, with little Ollie sure to follow in their footsteps.

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