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October 16th, 2007 in Destinations and Tourism

Water marks a “No-Go” for Claridge Hotels

London Claridge Hotels have recently released their new “water list”, boasting thirty brands of “luxury” bottled water, each bottle costing upwards of £50 a litre.
“Water is becoming like wine. Every guest has an opinion, and asks for a particular brand,” says Claridges’ Renaud Gregoire, as quoted by The Evening Standard.
Today bottled water is a [...]

London Claridge Hotels have recently released their new “water list”, boasting thirty brands of “luxury” bottled water, each bottle costing upwards of £50 a litre.

“Water is becoming like wine. Every guest has an opinion, and asks for a particular brand,” says Claridges’ Renaud Gregoire, as quoted by The Evening Standard.

Today bottled water is a two-billion-liter per year industry in the UK, consuming vast amounts of plastic, packaging and fuel.

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