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Producers of exceptional still & sparkling bottled mineral water that has traveled through the famous Jurassic lime stone rock in Beer, Devon.
Pecorama, EX123NA, Beer, United Kingdom
Love this local little company, they are such a good fit for for us and on the same business wavelength. Great product, service and recycling the bottles is basically what all suppliers should be attempting to do.
A light, fresh natural sparkling water (I bought the sparkling version) from the beautiful picturesque village of 'Beer' located on the UNESCO World Heritage Jurassic Coast in Devon. A case was good value, well bottled and our family has enjoyed it at home.
I have tasted this delicious new water which not only tasted great but comes from a small fishing village in Devon. It is good to support local, young people especially in a rural environment. Good luck!
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