Jamu Wild Water

Helping young people reconnect with the magic of the natural world through naturally sweet sparkling drinks.

Healthier hydration is the ethos of Jamu Wild Water. These are all-natural, gently fizzing soft drinks that harness the power of plants to actively nourish.

All three of their refreshing flavours – Lemon, Blood Orange and Raspberry – contain natural botanicals that are great for gut health and have a long list of immune-boosting benefits. They’re a tribute to the diverse botanicals that thrive in the UK.

On the topic of nature, that brings us on to the wider social mission behind Jamu Wild Water. Through a partnership with The Outward Bound Trust, they’re encouraging kids to enjoy the outdoors and igniting the nation’s interest in the outside world.

Did you know kids spend an average of over six hours a day in front of a screen and only an hour outside? The impact so little time in nature has on wellbeing is well documented and even has a label – “Nature-Deficit Disorder”. The Outward Bound Trust helps counteract this, with nature-led experiences and opportunities for self-discovery through wilderness adventures.

These eco-minded drinks makers are always trying to reduce their own impact on the planet too. It’s why Jamu Wild Water uses plastic-free, fully recyclable packaging and only works with sustainable suppliers.

Meet The Founder

After previously running an ethical coffee biz, fruitless searches for a healthy sparkling drink the whole family could enjoy set Patrick and Tahi Grant-Sturgis on the path to creating their own.

In keeping with their love of foraging, the couple sourced British-grown botanicals for their recipe, combining them with prebiotic chicory root fibre. In the process, they’ve rustled up drinks that are good for gut health and a real immune booster. Think of them as nourishing your internal ecosystem – or “rewilding from the inside-out,” as Tahi puts it.

Family life also inspired their choice to put reconnecting with nature at the heart of Jamu Wild Water. Craving easier access to green spaces, the family moved to the beautiful Devon countryside in 2018. After feeling the many benefits of the great outdoors firsthand, they wanted to help others experience the same.