The Water Dictionary

Pear Tree Well

StillFramfield, East Sussex, EnglandNatural mineral water

Natural mineral water from a well on Paygate Farm, Palehouse Common, Framfield, East Sussex, in the High Weald. Defra’s register spells it “Peartree Well”. The producer says the water comes from 120 feet down, confined under a 5 ft layer of rock, and is bottled on the farm; the well was drilled in 1998. Pear Tree Well Ltd is owned by Philip David Pursglove (Companies House, 75% or more since July 2016).


Mineral composition

mg/L
Calcium200
Magnesium70
Sodiumawaiting data
Sulfateawaiting data
Chlorideawaiting data
Bicarbonateawaiting data
Hardness: 789 as CaCO₃

Mineral data incomplete — check the label for full composition.

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

Mineral character

Very hard. Per litre: calcium 200 mg, magnesium 70.4 mg. Hardness is about 789 mg/L as CaCO₃. Calcium is two and a half times Évian’s (80 mg/L) but well below Contrex (468 mg/L). Potassium is 5.5 mg/L, silicon 8.7 mg/L, pH 7.2; strontium (1,145 µg/L) stands out among the trace elements. The producer publishes no sodium, sulphate, chloride or bicarbonate, so the profile is incomplete. Two reseller pages repeat the producer’s figures.


Use-case suitability


Where to buy

UK

Producer home delivery (Sussex and London), Happy Kombucha (online)

£6.95 per 5 L (Happy Kombucha, 2026-10-13) per litre

Sold mainly on the producer’s fortnightly home delivery round in East and West Sussex and London, in 5 L and 10 L containers. Happy Kombucha sells the 5 L at £6.95 (13 October 2026). No supermarket listing found.