Buxton Mineral Water

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

Hmmm, another bottled water, I thought, as I picked this up off the shelf. Lucky it's on for cheap and I don't, therefore, begrudge the price. If only I had thought about filling up a bottle before we left, I wouldn't have this problem. Wouldn't have to buy a bottle of water. Still, never mind. It's less than £1, and it'll taste refreshing. Okay, back in the car now. Oh, that's good. It feels comfortable in my hand - ergonomic? Is that the right word? The wife seems to think so. It's a bit skinnier than other bottled waters, means it fits in the drinks container bit in the car quite nicely. Easy enough to open as well - just a regular screw top lid. I'll just ...  Read the complete review

I must confess that I am usually not one to buy bottled water, I think it's a waste of resources and money. I hate buying packaging of something that doesn't need it. However, I was in need of a drink in my local town and so popped into WHSmith's for some bottled water. I'm not too fussed when it comes to the type of water, but maybe out of habit, always tend to buy Buxton's. Buxton Mineral is usually the cheapest, although I paid about 80p for it, I know it's around 60p in Tesco's. I also like the fact that they have various sizes of drinks bottles, and I have been known to buy the litre bottle which is great value for money. The one I bought was the ...  Read the complete review

By now we all know we should drink at least eight large glasses of water every day. It's good for our bowel health, general health, stops us getting dehydrated and keeps our skin looking fresh and blemish free. But, oh, it's so boring isn't it? Even if you have lovely tap water in your area, chances are the water isn't going to taste fresh and as good for you as perhaps you'd like. Yes, it'll still be working it's wonders inside your body but who wants a glass of water that tastes stale, or worse, has that metallic edge that some areas of the country suffer from. So, what do we do? We buy bottled water, well I do anyway. The water I choose to ...  Read the complete review

Fine, I admit it. I'm a water snob. When I go to buy bottled water, I generally buy Evian or Perrier or similar. Yes, they are more expensive, generally almost double the ordinary bottled water. Like say for instance....Buxton Mineral Water. I've looked through the reviews here and have noticed everyone seems to love this stuff. I guess on the surface it has everything that a person wants. * It's Cheap * It's Easy To Get * It has an ergonomic bottle * It tastes Fresh Well that's that then.....give it five stars! The End But wait, you forgot i'm the water snob. Lets narrow down just how great Buxton's ...  Read the complete review