AQUA Carpatica bottled water review

I’m a huge advocate for nitrate-free food such as Unearthed. So it is exciting to learn about new launches, including this Aqua Carpatica bottled water review. This bottled water is naturally nitrate-free and has a low sodium level. Certainly an impressive boast over other competitor products.

So is is AQUA Carpatica water good for you? The water is sourced from the Carpathian Mountains, which are spread across Eastern and Central Europe. The water source is protected from chemicals, fertilisers, CFCs and other contaminants. This is good news for anyone conscious of what they eat and drink.

Aqua Carpatica bottled water review

With this very impressive background to its production, the next thing on the agenda is the taste test. The water garners great reviews and has won a taste test with Olive Magazine. I was keen to see whether I shared the opinions of their judges.

Fresh and clean taste

I’m happy to report I certainly do. The water tastes so fresh and clean, which I know water should (!). But I find some bottled waters have an unusual aftertaste. Some definitely have the salty taste that AQUA Carpatica avoids. It is very refreshing and easy to drink. This makes it great for keeping hydrated.

I also love the packaging. The glass bottles are classy and look great on the table. The square small bottles are lovely to hold and drink from.

Other benefits

Another notable benefit is the price. I’m often a bit wary of healthy products. I feel the price is hiked up to capitalise on the benefits they offer. Contrary to this, AQUA Carpatica is reasonably priced, especially given its nitrate-free benefits. RRPs are:

• 65p for 500ml Still Natural Mineral Water
• 69p for 500ml Naturally Sparkling Natural Mineral Water
• 79p for 1 litre and £0.99 for 1.5 litre Still Natural Mineral Water
• £1.09 for 1.5 litre Naturally Sparkling Natural Mineral Water

AQUA Carpatica also naturally contains electrolytes and minerals, including Calcium, Magnesium and Potassium. These are vital for hydration during pregnancy. While I don’t plan on having any more babies, I would certainly recommend this to my pregnant friends and blog readers.

AQUA Carpatica is available from Ocado. You can also buy it from Amazon and a number of other outlets across the UK. I would highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys bottled water. It’s also great for those who want an added incentive to keep hydrated. I can see it has a great future ahead.

Have you tried AQUA Carpatica? Given its benefits would you buy it over other brands?

Thanks to Palm PR and Aqua Carpatica for offering me the products for review. As always my reviews are honest and are not influenced by the provision of free products.