At a fountain, it says 'eau non contrôlée'. What does that mean?
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Eau non contrôlée means that the water is not officially approved; on mountain fountains, it is often just spring water that the villagers also drink. The real warning sign is 'eau non potable': not drinkable. Those who distinguish between the two rarely need to carry water in the Alps.
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