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Win £100 worth of Asda vouchers for your big jubilee lunch with Buxton® natural mineral water

Closing: 06/06/2012
To celebrate its support of The Big Jubilee Lunch on Sunday 3rd June 2012, Buxton Natural Mineral Water is giving one lucky reader the chance to win £100 worth of ASDA vouchers so you have everything you need to throw the perfect Big Lunch with your neighbours.

2012 is set to be a celebration of all things British and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee will be the highlight. Having been launched by the Eden Project in 2009, this year’s Big Jubilee Lunch, of which ASDA is a partner, is part of the official programme of events supported by Buckingham Palace over the long weekend.

Encouraging people across the UK to have lunch with their neighbours, a Big Lunch can be large or small and can take place in the street, garden, park or a community venue – anywhere people can get together and share lunch and conversation. Last year, a whopping two million people took part in The Big Lunch and 2012 is set to be even bigger, with thousands of communities already planning their Diamond Jubilee celebrations.

Like The Big Lunch, Buxton Natural Mineral Water is quintessentially British, having been part of the nation’s natural and historical landscape for thousands of years. Sourced in the heart of the Peak District, every drop of Buxton Natural Mineral Water is filtered through limestone for 5,000 years, before flowing naturally to the surface, completely untouched.

The town of Buxton and its natural mineral water has been part of the nation’s natural and historical landscape for thousands of years. Even though its appearance may change, Buxton Natural Mineral Water has always been inspired by its unique place in the heart of Britain, bottling water with a unique balance of minerals that’s both refreshing and rejuvenating.

Enter The Competition

For how many years is Buxton filtered through limestone?
500 years
5,000 years
5,000,000 years