Kingshill
Natural mineral water from Kingshill Plantation, Newmains, North Lanarkshire. Kingshill Mineral Water Ltd has bottled it at nearby Allanton since 1987, per its site. Culligan (UK) Ltd has owned the company since April 2019 (Companies House); the website still says “Part of Waterlogic GB Ltd”. On 13 October 2026 Companies House showed the company active, with a proposal to strike it off and overdue accounts, while the webshop was still trading.
Mineral composition
| mg/L | |
|---|---|
| Calcium | awaiting data |
| Magnesium | awaiting data |
| Sodium | awaiting data |
| Sulfate | awaiting data |
| Chloride | awaiting data |
| Bicarbonate | awaiting data |
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. A distributor says only that the water is very low in nitrate and low in sodium. The profile is empty.
Use-case suitability
- CoffeeProfile incomplete; suitability cannot be assessed.
- TeaProfile incomplete; suitability cannot be assessed.
- BrewingProfile incomplete; suitability cannot be assessed.
- BakingProfile incomplete; suitability cannot be assessed.
- AquariumProfile incomplete; suitability cannot be assessed.
- HorticultureProfile incomplete; suitability cannot be assessed.
Where to buy
UK
Producer webshop (15 L cooler bottles), eBay (SpringClear)
£23.00 per 2 x 15 L (producer webshop, 2026-10-13) per litre
A water-cooler product. The producer webshop sells two 15 L bottles for £23.00 (13 October 2026); distributors list a 24 × 500 ml case without a price. Not found in supermarkets. The same webshop’s 12 L “Angel Water” from Fillongley, Warwickshire, is a different water.