Highland Spring Sparkling Carbonated Natural Mineral Water

Advantages: Alternative to still water
Disadvantages: Fizzy water goes every where if bottle shaked

...bottle with pretty sticker featuring Highland spring logo. As well as the bubbles that appeared to be flowing down the outside of the bottle. I popped the bottle open had a drink and yuk. I was not keen. Although this response was one I knew I would have as I do not like fizzy water. Duh. Never the less I soldiered on. Stuck it in my pocket for later. The water, well tasted like water but a bit more gassy. It was definately better than tap water ...
...do you expect from water. It was not particularly refreshing but it was okay. When I got into my mates house I continued drinking the said water. Put it on floor. Left room for a few minutes. When I came back into the room, I pick up the bottle, unscrew lid... BOOM. Water everywhere but not a drop to drink. Yes, you have guessed it. The downside. My friend had knocked it over when I was out of room resulting in this travesty. Hopefully the pretty ... Read review

Advantages: Better priced than the well-advertised market leaders like Perrier.
Disadvantages: Too much fizz - difficult to open without causing a small explosive shower.

...bought a 1.5l bottle of Highland Spring Carbonated Mineral Water from Safeways at a special offer price of 59p. I also bought a 2 litre Safeways Glencairn Scottish Carbonated Natural Mineral Water for the same price, but not on special offer. They are both very gassy and have simnilar analysis ingredients. I am no chemist but give or take a gram or three they are the same. They both taste the same to me and are equally highly fizzy. I like sparkling ...
...per bottle to transport over here, think of their profit margin. Anyway, no I won't buy any more Highland Spring but I will buy the Glencairn, simply on price, there is no other difference, and I will buy it for mixers and to supplement my precious stocks of Badoit. ... Read review

Advantages: Cheaper than most recognised brands
Disadvantages: Be careful when opening the bottle a bit like popping a champagne cork, quite a fizz

...been drinking 6 litres of Highland Spring Sparkling Water every day now for the past 5 months and what a fantastic difference it has made to my health and wellbeing. Not only do I look better with glowing skin but I feel wonderful and have lost weight. I decided to increase my water intake and tried various different makes from perrier to shops own brand but have now stuck with my firm favourite Highland spring. It is refreshing with no bitter after ...
...salty on the palate, but Highland Spring is just right. I can also recommend the Still Water, it tastes far better than tap water and again I have tasted a lot of varieties of still water which I feel could have been filled from any household tap. I would definately recommend this water. Highland Spring Water also appears to be one of the cheaper makes however, be careful where you shop. Asda are selling 6 litres for £1.67 yet other supermarkets ... Read review

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...the water percolating and filtering through the layers of rock under its organic catchments area in the Ochil Hills. Highland Spring is low in minerals, salts and nitrates and suitable for people on low sodium diets. Highland Spring is low in minerals, salts and nitrates and is bottled from a protected underground source where nothing is added or removed and the product is untouched by human hand. Only carbon dioxide is added to create Highland Spring Sparkling water. This to me would make it ineligible for the label natural mineral because it has patently had an addition? HAM-A-HADIE…? I can’t decide whether I believe all this stuff about mineral water/spring water being better for you or with it smells a bit of Ham-a-Hadie. I can’t help thinking of the ‘Only fools and horses’ episode where Del boy... Read review

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