Sparkling Canned Spring Water

easy to drink instead of alcohol or tea.

I love the idea of my healthy sustainable water can linked to charity donations! Genius!

Really nice bottled fizzy water, doesn't have any after taste like other brands, nice and clean. Fizzy actually lasts a long time even after being open which is nice as you don't need to drink it all immediately

Perhaps like many people I much prefer to drink chilled sparkling water rather than tapwater - for some reason being carbonated makes it so much more refreshing. Generally I will buy large bottles and decant into a reusable bottle when out and about, but sometimes you really need some smaller bottles. These cans at least avoid plastic waste but on the other hand once they're open they're open and you can put the lid back on like you can with a plastic bottle.It seem to be sufficiently well carbonated though perhaps does go flat a bit more quickly than some brands might. Taste seems OK, trying not to seem snobby about it like some would be, but maybe not quite as nice as supermarket brands I drink. But it's water at the end of the day.Curiously though, it's simply called sparkling water on the front but sparkling spring water on the back. Which spring does it actually come from? There's no info. Spring water will usually at least indicate the general geographic region of origin, but no provenance at all hinted at here. Peckham spring?

This water is advertised as sparkling. Funny that. There is no more fizz in these bottles than in a bottle of coke, which has been open for days.You can tell straight that the Fizz isn't much cop, as you can squeeze an unopened bottle.So, if you're looking for sparkling water, don't waste your time on these.

These bottles are amazing for the environment. They’re carbon neutral and made from 100% recycled plastics which is great if you’re environmentally conscious. The brand also invest in projects to provide clean water for low income countries which is absolutely amazing!As for the water itself the sparkling isn’t too strong. It is carbonated but not as carbonated as I like which is totally my preference but it is more of a light sparkling water. The bottle is great for travelling with and also great for recycling.I do recommend if you prefer light sparkling water.

Brilliant idea.

If you need to buy bottled water online instead of locally, this is about as good an option as you’ll get. Where other brands might tick one or two eco-friendly boxes, this product ticks quite a few- it’s carbon neutral, it’s got B Corporation certification (which I believe is quite strict and genuinely challenging for businesses to achieve), the plastic is fully recyclable, it helps to fund The One Foundation and so on. In the context of bottled water bought online, it couldn’t really be all that much greener. Even the lid and label are green…The water itself is refreshing and clear. It doesn’t have the mineral tang of some bottled water. The level of fizz in each bottle is my preferred amount- it sparkles a little which gives a really nice zing, especially when drinking it after exercise, but it’s not so excessively carbonated that it becomes burp juice. Like all sparkling water, I find it tastes better when it’s straight out of the fridge, but this is OK at room temperature too.The 24-pack of bottles has done thin but strong plastic that wraps it all together for postage, but it’s not excessive on packing material like I’ve seen from other brands.At twenty-three quid for twenty-four bottles, the price of just under a quid per bottle is alright- not fantastic, but not too bad considering the inclusion of shipping and the weight.There is an argument for buying this water locally if you possibly can, but if that’s not an option for you, then this is a good sparkling water and the ONE brand are, I believe, among ‘the good guys’.