Our Story
bottling magic
Discovery
an unexpected discovery
When you experience the natural environment of Whitehole Springs, just a few minutes from Bath, it’s almost impossible not to fall under its spell. When John and Eve Patch first explored the 74 acres of Whitehole Farm they fell in love with the natural beauty of the place and the abundance of wildlife and wildflowers that grow in the meadows. It was only later that they decided to start bottling the spring water so they could share its natural purity and clean taste. The family still own the land but they view themselves only as its guardians, preserving its natural beauty and not doing anything to upset the natural balance.
The Spring
a natural resource
The water from Whitehole Springs is naturally produced in the Mendip Hills of Somerset, England, after travelling trough a unique limestone rock called Tufa. After many years it bubbles up to the surface in a number of naturally occuring spring on our land. And that’s it. We don’t need to do anything clever or fancy to it. We just put in in glass bottles so everyone can enjoy the unique taste of Whitehole Springs.
Testing
pure goodness
Whitehole Spring water naturally purifies itself on very rare tufa rock making it the only natural spring water free from chlorine and giving it a slightly sweet taste.
Bottling
Our bottling plant
Nature
preserving nature
