nfmasek

Hi,
I tried to save the label, but the hotel was too efficient. The bottled water was something like, Welsh Abbey or Celtic Abbey, green label. We got it at a little tiny convenient store, on one of the side streets leading to the Tate Modern Museum.
It was the only place I saw it in our entire say in England. I tried searching for it with different names, etc. but never found it. It may seem silly, but I thought it was the cleanest tasting of our stay and wanted to get more, but alas, no one else seemed to sell it.
thanks

NeoPatrick

Maybe it is one of the very few bottled waters that aren't actually just bottled tap waters -- one of the biggest jokes ever played on the public?

celticdreams

I think this is the one you mean... but I can't find a website for them or a better picture.

http://www.finewaters.com/Bottled_Wa...nce/Celtic.asp

Not sure where you're writing from - but it doesn't appear to be available in N. America

PatrickLondon

Abbey Well? Quite a big brand:

http://www.abbey-well.co.uk/index2.html

gf

Have you tried here?
http://www.food.gov.uk/enforcement/a.../mineralwaters

nfmasek

Thanks for your help. I looked at everythig that was submitted, and still, none of them match up....but thanks all the same. IF/when I find it again, I hope I'll have a copy of the neck band to give y'all the info.\n

ron

Montgomeryshire Natural Spring Water Co. has a brand called Celtic Spring. Label doesn't see to be green, tho.

http://www.montgomeryspring.co.uk/consumer/index.php