I go on about it a lot, but I am a student. This means that is essential I remain hydrated so that I can work at a constant, high quality rate, especially as my diet isn't necessarily outstandingly health (especially because of money complaints). My dad often gets Buxton Still Mineral Water in huge packs of at least 24 for free. The price of this on Amazon, however, is about £5.99 which is a great deal and you should really check it out if you enjoy this drink. The bottle is 500ml and comes in a clear plastic bottle. The cap if blue continuing a simplistic colour scheme established on the label, which is a simplistic picture of a mountain as the water is said ...  Read the complete review

I like to make sure I have enough water on a daily basis, especially seeing as I workout in the gym a lot, and I do not want to suffer from dehydration. I usually drink most of my water from the gym itself, as it is free, chilled and easy, but when I am out and about, I do buy the occasional bottle of water from shops. I am not too fussy with which brand of water I drink, as long as it is still water. I usually buy what ever is the best price for the size. I was recently in my local Poundland and I saw that they had two bottles of Buxton water for £1, and they were the 1 litre bottles, so I found this to be a great deal. These usually cost around £1 each in ...  Read the complete review

Ok, I'll confess straight away that I've never bought bottled water in my life. Last week a colleague at work said that they'd got a free bottle of Buxton and did I want it. The possibility of reviewing it for Dooyoo flashed into my head straight away so I said yes, came home, chucked it in the fridge and forgot about it for a couple of days. The Bottle: The bottle of Buxton I have is 75cl and is made of a clear plastic.It has a white and blue plastic top which can be removed should you prefer to pour the water from the bottle into something else or to drink it through a straw. Around the centre of the bottle is a paper label which contains a ...  Read the complete review

I only ever stoop to buying bottles water when I'm out and have forgotten to bring a bottle of water with me. Wanting to go for the healthy option I generally pick up a bottle of water off the shelf instead of a bottle of Lucozade or Tango, or another bottle of sugar filled hydration. The bottle of Buxton Water which I bought was 65p, taking away staff discounts and it was a larger bottle, 75cl. It claims to be "Natural mineral waters" from the Peak District and has a flashy logo in a blue and green design. The logo is trying to make out that the water is from a "Natural Place", with hills in the back ground. Looking at the logo, I just ...  Read the complete review

I'm not sure how much I can say about a bottle of water, but I've come to learn that there are differences between the brands. You would think that water is water, just sourced from different places, but would taste roughly the same. I've found that there are differences in the taste, and so I tend to stick with Buxton when it's an option. Buxton Mineral Water is sourced from St Anne's Spring in Buxton, hence the name. The company was bought by Perrier UK in 1987, they then moved to a new bottling plant and were later bought by Nestle Waters UK in 1993. One of the features that Buxton are proud of is that they bottle the water at the source, which is another ...  Read the complete review