For me, there is nothing more refreshing that water. So simple yet so delightful. There are so many varieties you can make with Highland Spring Sparkling Water. The taste itself~~ The water is bubbly and fizzy, and is extremely refreshing. I find they get the gas amounts just right, which means you're not gagging after having too much carbon, but then again you get the tingling of the fizz on your tongue. The varieties~~~ I love to dab a little elderflower cordial in it. It makes a really wonderful drink. Also, you should try mixing it with fruit juice, or even better innocent smoothie The packaging~~ I ...  Read the complete review

When it comes to water I never drink enough of it to be honest with you! Sure I drink tap water and juices from time to time as we all should to flush out our systems and be hydrated and healthy but nowhere near enough! Now I do know that sparkling waters are not so healthy for our systems. I learnt about that from my eating disorder clinic! Ok it's not what you'd call bad for you but where as your body doesn't have to work at all filtering plain water it does with the bubbles that are in sparkling! However to be any liquid as long as it's not alcoholic is still liquid and I care about hydration so I don't feel thirsty all the time and get wrinkly skin and I ...  Read the complete review

Highland Spring has most recently been our preferred choice out of the abundance of different brands available on the market. Everyone who's tried own brand sparkling water knows that the quality of these products is very second-rate and despite the very low price, it is hardly worth buying over drinking tap water given the harshness of the bubbles, the propensity to go flat and the general taste. Highland Spring water is comparatively cheap when measured against other branded competitors, especially so when buying multipacks of 2 or 4 bottles at a time. The quality of this water is substantially better than that of own brand labels, but still lacks the ...  Read the complete review

Highland spring is a very traditional and classy bottle of mineral water. It is available to purchase from supermarkets and convenience stores, and you will quite often see it in English restaurants too. I even got served it in my local Italian restaurant the other day. A 1 litre bottle costs 86 pence from Tesco. It comes in a tall green glass bottle. Glass has two benefits, it is recyclable, and it looks much classier if you have guests round. Glass however is heavier and a bit more dangerous if you were to drop it and smash it. The drink is sealed by a metal screw top lid. It is quite a small lid and feels really flimsy when you try and open it, ...  Read the complete review