History & Analysis of Scotch Mist ® |
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The source of Scotch Mist®
natural mineral water has long been noted for its purity of content and
quality of taste. An account published in 1835 describes a "most
beautiful loch, formed in a natural ravine amidst undulating and finely
wooded hills." The scenery was deemed of such natural charm that
local people sailed on the loch, dined under the shady trees and drank
from a "most magnificent living spring of the purest water."
Pressmennan Well is at the foot of the Lammermuir Hills where water rises vertically under a positive head, through an extension of the Lammermuir Fault. It is this unique combination of location and geology which gives Scotch Mist® the unrivalled purity and soft nature that can be depended on to complement the most celebrated Scotch whisky. "It is my considered opinion that Pressmennan Well, as a source of natural mineral water, has, in my experience, no equal in terms of purity, consistency and taste." Extract from Geohydro-logical Report by R B Speirs, AHWC, Head of the Central Analytical Laboratory, SAC. |
