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THE SCOOP
Owners Csilla Kato and Rick Vega are reintroducing old-fashioned sparkling water in 21st century siphon bottles. The siphon bottle has been around since the 1820’s and is still commonly used in many European countries. Although the siphon water bottle is something that most people have seen or heard of, most people think of the collectible glass bottles from defunct sparkling water businesses of old. Buboré is bringing back the siphon water bottle and home delivery of sparkling water in modern, multi-use refillable bottles. The siphon bottles are made of BPA-free plastic with a robust proprietary formula that allows the bottles to withstand high internal pressures without rupture. The traditional format of “glass” in the construction of siphon bottles has inherent risk due to rupture and subsequent injury to the user, which, plastic bottles do not.
ABOUT THE WATER
Buboré water is purified water quadruple filtered to remove 99.9% of all particles, contaminants and chemicals. Buboré water is sourced from municipal water fit to drink prior to filtration. Buboré sparkling water is polished to purity thru the use of activated carbon, reverse osmosis and right before bottling is exposed to Ultra Violet light which is a chemical free process that cleans the water. Once the water has gone thru the purification process it is carbonated and then bottled.
ON THE SIPHON BOTTLE
Buboré siphon bottles are manufactured in Europe, AquaNova’s proprietary plastic formula allows the bottles to withstand high internal pressures and are designed to split when ruptured unlike glass bottles that shatter when over pressurized. The bottles are reusable and can be filled thousands of time without weakening the bottle. Plastic waste is an environmental concern with single use plastic water bottles and other single use plastic items, which have not been properly disposed of, polluting the environment. Multi use plastic is a great way of redirecting plastic away from the waste stream. Drinking Buboré sparkling water helps slow down the production of new plastic water bottles and helps reduce the amount of plastic waste that would invariably end up polluting our world. Buboré asks all its customers to please return empty or unused Buboré siphon water bottles to us so that we can clean them and reuse them. Together we can lessen the burden plastic waste has on the environment.
THE “Buboré” ADVANTAGE
Why should you drink Buboré? If you find yourself drinking sparkling water regularly then Buboré might be for you. If you drink sparkling water and find that the bottles you drink go flat before you are finished drinking them, then Buboré might be for you. If you are concerned about the quality of the water you drink and its effects on your health then, Buboré purified sparkling water may be for you. If you would like Buboré Sparkling Water delivered to your home, then Buboré Sparkling Water is for you. Buboré Sparkling Water is the only home service Sparkling Water Companies in the SF North Bay. Buboré is competitively priced so that for the same price as a counter top home carbonation system you can have sparkling water in a fun to use siphon water bottle. There are no cartridges to replace, no waste generated, no bulky machines on your counter top, just pure sparkling water for you to enjoy!
“Buboré” HOME SERVICE
We sell home service on a monthly subscription bases. We offer service in “6 Pack’s” and work on a per case basis. Six bottles per case works out to $12 dollars to refill a case plus a service charge based on shipping. We make deliveries on a weekly basis. If you find that your household drinks more than a case per week we suggest you increase your weekly allotment to two cases per week. If you are entertaining guests and find you will need more cases of Buboré, please let us know a week ahead of time so we can add the required number of cases to your weekly order. If you find you do not use your Buboré as frequently as needed to required a weekly visit we will customize your account to reflect your needs.
Enjoy Buboré!
