Britvic Drench

I've never heard of Drench bottled water before but that was the only one they had in the kiosk at the train station today so I got it because I don't think there's a lot of difference in bottled water so will try and brand I see. I think out of all of the bottled water I've tried this one is the one that tastes most like tap water, and I mean that in a good way because I live in Birmingham and we've got wicked tap water. That's why I don't drink a lot of bottled water because ours is that good that you can drink it straight from the tap, but I went to Bristol with my mate once and their water is rank. So it tastes like Birmingham tap water, take ...  Read the complete review

Bottled water is still something I don't see the point in, Volvic was just bottle water that seemed like it was from the tap, Evian was just terrible and made me thirsty. I thought I was still missing something so thought third time lucky and tried to some Drench. Made by Britvic, the second largest distributor of soft drinks in the UK (only behind Coca-Cola), their product this time is head to head with Danome. Britvic are best known as being the people in Britain who sell Tango and Pepsi (under license from Pepsi Co) as well as some water products (such as this). Drench comes in a rather cool bottle, with 750 ml of water in it (making it 50% bigger than the ...  Read the complete review

What can you possibly write about about a bottled water?! Well quite a bit actually, particularly when you drink so many of them as I do! In my case water comes out of my taps tasting of chlorine and once sploshed into a cup or mug or whatever our water is white and you can visibly see dirty looking particles! It does settles after a minute or so but it is off putting and of course I could invest in a water filter but to be honest I can't be bothered with the messing about and would rather buy it chilled and stuff and read to go! The Packaging.... 500ml clear plastic bottle with a white label to it's middle, an embossed 'water' ...  Read the complete review

I was thinking of something to write about, and the bottle of 'Drench' on my bedside table came to mind. First of all, the actual water. I wouldn't really say there's anything amazingly special about it, it tastes like most other bottled spring waters, although in my opinion it is better cold! The main reason I love Drench is the bottle, unlike most bottled waters, it is a 750ml water bottle, which is, for me, a perfect size. I think 500ml is too small for me, and if I was out and about, a litre is a little too much to carry around all day long, especially when I don't have a bag. The bottle doesn't feel as cheap as other bottles, the plastic feels stronger ...  Read the complete review

Drench Drench bottled water came bursting onto the scene in January 2006 and contains only 100% British spring water. That must be a plus considering it has not travelled across half the world to get here and therefore cuts the carbon footprint. Therefore Drench must be the perfect green solution to British bottled water. The bottle is attractive and advertises there green consciousness well with no unnecessary information just the simple facts on a brief and small label compared to many other bottled water companies. It also comes in a recyclable bottle which again must be a bonus as it again cuts down on the carbon footprint. With the catchy slogan ...  Read the complete review