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Lakeland Willow

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	Country of Origin: United Kingdom
	Region: Cumbria LA11 7LS
	Place Name: Flookburgh
	Established: 1999

	Lakeland Willow
	Lakeland Willow Water was formed in 1999 but its real history dates back to the 12thCentury monks of Cartmel Priory. It was they who discovered the unique taste of this remarkable natural spring water. Lakeland Willow Water is unique because it naturally contains trace Salicin which is derived from white willow bark. No other brand of bottled water on sale today in the UK or overseas contains this important substance. How does Lakeland Willow Water contain trace Salicin? Its secret is its source – a deep underground aquifer - fed over hundreds of years by rainwater which has filtered through layers of white willow bark sediment from the vast forests which once covered the Cartmel Valley in England’s picturesque Lake District.
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Lakeland Willow

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