Aquaid water is currently extracted from three separate sources, each have varying quantities of minerals. Please select a source below for more information.
Bottled at source, the water from Godlingston Manor has naturally bubbled up from the woodland springs below the Purbeck Hills for centuries.
The water comes from a great depth, thus increasing the natural filtration effect before it rises to the surface.
The Manor sits at the heart of unspoiled National Trust land, and here the water is poured into 19 litre bottles which are hermetically sealed to lock in the cool spring’s natural freshness. And there it remains until it emerges from your water cooler, fresh from the natural springs of Godlingston Manor.
For further information on Godlingstion Manor click here.
Bottled at source AquAid’s Purely Scottish is a pure, high quality, crystal clear, Natural Mineral Water.
The water is drawn from 120 metres beneath the ancient, unspoiled Lammermuir Hills, where it is naturally filtered by deep layers of hard basalt rock and red sandstone.
From there it’s poured directly into 19 litre bottles which are hermetically sealed to lock in the natural purity.
And there it remains until it emerges from your water cooler, just as it left the source, cool and pure. This water is particularly suitable for a low sodium diet.
AquAid’s Irish water comes from a natural spring deep in the Irish Hill near the picturesque village of Straid in Co Antrim.
It is an area of great beauty not polluted by industry.
The spring water is bottled at source in purpose built premises which have clean room facilities to the highest standard in Ireland.
The spring water is low in mineral content, particularly sodium, calcium and nitrates.
