Brecon Carreg Still Water

*~Brecon Carreg Mineral Water~* *~Bottled Brecon~* *~Background of Brecon Carreg~* Brecon Carreg is a brand of mineral water. It has been owned by the Spadel Group since 1983 but was previously owned by Brecon Beacons Natural Waters who started in 1978 as a cottage industry on Lwyndewi farm. Since its new owners have taken over Brecon Carreg has expanded and is now available throughout the UK. The source of Brecon Carreg is high up on the “black mountain” in the Brecon Beacons where rain falls onto limestone then filters slowly beneath a mantle of millstone to the Brecon Carreg borehole. The water is pollution free and naturally ...  Read the complete review

Water water everywhere, so let's all have a drink...at a slight cost to the consumer of course. The inventor of 'bottled water' is little short of a genius in my eyes, but then again we all need to make a living, so here's a product from one of those geniuses - Brecon Carreg Still Mineral Water. Coming from the deepest, darkest depths of the Welsh Valleys, Brecon Carreg is filtered through layers of limestone at 'Black Mountain' (that's somewhere in the Brecon Beacons for all those looking for a small geography lesson!). It's bottled at the source, as are all good brands of bottled water to help keep it's clean, fresh taste. Being natural mineral ...  Read the complete review

Whilst in Greggs the other day I noticed a bottled water that I hadnt tried before, Brecon Carreg. Not usually one to buy bottled water, or one to buy drinks from Greggs (who incidentally charge 70p for a can of Coke) I decided to I needed a drink. Greggs of course is better known as a Bakers rather than anything else and is one of the reasons Iamafatlittleboy. However in recent years they have started to push healthy options such as Sandwiches and this mineral water, sadly 5 years too later and also sadly its not wallet healthy. So from the Brecon Beacons Nation Park comes this, the Brecon Carreg, or should it be Brecon CarGregg? A naturally ...  Read the complete review

Who will like this product: Those looking for the refreshing taste of pure Welsh mountain water bottled in the Brecon Beacons National Park. How much does it cost: This very much depends on your place of purchase. It will cost approximatley £0.50p for a 50cl bottle from your local newsagents/ corner shop. Product description: The bottle is clear and made of plastic. It is of a rectangular shape and has a blue screw top. The label around the bottle is made of paper and is predominatly blue. The Brecon Carregg logo is in the style of celtic writing and also explains that it is Welsh Natural Still Mineral Water. The way in which this ...  Read the complete review