The Water Dictionary

Blenheim Palace

StillWoodstock, Oxfordshire, EnglandNatural mineral water

Natural mineral water from an aquifer about 40 metres under the Blenheim estate at Woodstock, Oxfordshire, bottled on the estate. Defra’s register lists it as “Blenheim Water”, source “Blenheim Park”; the bottles say “Blenheim Palace Natural Mineral Water”. Trade listings name Blenheim Visitors Ltd, the estate’s operating company, as producer. We found no document naming the holder of the recognition, so ownership is likely but unconfirmed.


Mineral composition

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Mineral data incomplete — check the label for full composition.

Compositions can vary by season and source. Read our methodology.

Mineral character

No analysis is published. The estate shop says only “high in calcium, low in sodium”. We have left the profile empty rather than estimate it.


Documented use and context

The British Bottlers’ Institute gave the still water a gold award and the carbonated water a silver in its 2017 annual competition (Treasure Houses of England, 3 November 2017).


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Where to buy

UK

Blenheim Palace estate shop (collection only), Amathus Drinks (online), LWC (wholesale)

£20.00 per 12 x 750 ml or 24 x 330 ml glass (estate shop); £16.00 per 24 x 330 ml still, £15.00 per 12 x 750 ml sparkling (Amathus), 2026-10-13 per litre

Glass only, still and sparkling, 330 ml and 750 ml. Estate shop: 12 × 750 ml or 24 × 330 ml for £20.00, collection only. Amathus Drinks: 24 × 330 ml still £16.00, 12 × 750 ml sparkling £15.00. Also sold to the trade through LWC. Prices on 13 October 2026. No supermarket listing found.