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    Buxton Water

    Nestlé

    MineralStillEngland

    Overview

    Buxton has been celebrated for its mineral waters since Roman times. The modern bottled product is drawn from an aquifer beneath the Peak District in Derbyshire, where the water has been filtering for around 5,000 years.

    Source & origin

    SourceBuxton, Derbyshire
    CountryEngland

    Mineral content

    Typical values per liter. Actual content may vary by batch.

    pH7.4
    TDS280 mg/L
    Calcium (Ca)55 mg/L
    Magnesium (Mg)19 mg/L
    Sodium (Na)24 mg/L
    Bicarbonate (HCO₃⁻)248 mg/L
    CarbonationStill

    Taste profile

    Smooth and rounded with mid-range mineral content. A balanced, classic English profile.

    Best use

    Everyday drinking, hospitality, and pairing with traditional British food.

    Frequently asked questions

    Where does Buxton water come from?

    Buxton is sourced from an aquifer beneath the Peak District in Derbyshire in England.

    Is Buxton a spring water or mineral water?

    Buxton is classified as mineral water based on its source and mineral profile.

    Is Buxton good for daily drinking?

    Yes. Buxton meets international bottled water standards and is safe for regular consumption.

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