A liquid purification system with purified water mineralization, which uses predominantly water from various resources. The main problem of existing liquid purification systems, particularly membrane systems, is that during purification process not only dangerous debris (residual oil, pesticides, herbicides, heavy metals, bacteria, viruses, mechanical particles and other) are removed, but even minerals necessary for human (calcium, potassium, magnesium, sodium and other), so mineralization step is needed after purification step to normalize mineral composition. In the state of the art are known liquid purification systems with integral mineralization means and also devices for mineralization, which can be connected to liquid purification systems. The working principle of systems, known in the state of the art, is that purified liquid flows through the vessel with mineralization additive, which is partly dissolved, and the liquid becomes mineralized. The main drawback of the systems known in the state of the art is that due to peculiarities of the dissolving process and/or mineralization additive content it is impossible to control mineralization process, so the mineralization level is minor, and the pH is higher than the permitted value. Liquid purification system containing raw liquid line, liquid purification unit, mineralization unit, purified liquid line is characterized in that, mineralization of liquid is done by controlled dispensing of mineralization solution, obtained by selective raw or drainage liquids or their mixture.