Highland Spring Natural Mineral Water Still

I have become obsessed with drinking water. Since i've started trying to eat 'healthier' and lose some weight my water consumption has gone up massively. I drink about three litres a day. Most of that is good old tap water, but i regularly buy bottled water when i am out to satisfy my insatiable thirst! Highland Spring is one of the most recent companies that i have tried. About Highland Spring: They say the water is naturally filtered through land that is certified as organic by the soil association and is drawn from a protected source. It is apparantly 100% natural scottish spring water. What you get: I bought a 1.5 litre bottle from my ...  Read the complete review

It’s strange but a couple of years ago I used to dread water. Not in the sense of showers and things but in drinking it. Everyone I knew would always drink water being healthy but yet I just didn’t see the appeal in it. However, lately I have been more into exercising and trying to keep fit which is a stage most of us finally end up reaching. So, now I find myself drinking more water than anything and I think there is something more refreshing about it, depending on the brand as some are just not as nice which may sound weird but it is true. There are a lot of water brands out there at the moment, the competition is big. It is a well known fact that here in ...  Read the complete review

Now, I know what you're thinking.... 'Why would you review water, it all tastes the same!' Well, not too me! I drink nothing but bottled water and the occasional cup of tea (made from bottled water!) People laugh at me, but I really can taste a difference between different bottled waters. The bottle of Highland Spring I'm reviewing is the 500ml bottle. It comes with an easy access sports cap, which I really like for when I'm at work or exercising and need a quick swig. Also, the bottle is shaped so it nips in in the middle, making it easier to hold. What the back of the bottle says; 'Naturally filtered ...  Read the complete review

We drink a fair few bottles of water in our family all year round so it can be pretty expensive - I've tried the cheapest to the most expensive & can say that Highland Spring comes near the top of my list of favourites. I must admit I don't buy as much as I like these days due to the credit crunch/recession so it's a bit of a treat. The smart plastic bottle has a sturdy flip-top lid & is quite deep - it makes a satisfying 'click' sound when you close it so there's little danger of it spilling & it costs around £2.20 for 12 x 330ml. The taste isn't too exciting but it doesn't have the copper-flavour that some waters seem to ...  Read the complete review

At the weekend the firebrigade was doing charity car washes. What you might ask has that got to do with Highland Spring water, well they burst a water pipe and left the houses here with no water for 5 hours. We had no notice to draw off water for things which wasnt too bad but we have a dog who of course at that moment had decided that he had drank all his water in his dish and the only thing on this earth he wanted was a drink of water. Although the water was everywhere it was a dirty brown colour. If it was just coming out the pipes pure perhaps my dog could have had a bit of that but not brown. I never buy bottled water but ... well ...  Read the complete review