Hosts planning individual servings
A 24 x 330ml case provides 24 sealed cans and 7.92 litres. Count cans against expected guests if you plan to offer one can per person, and allow separately for anyone likely to take another.
Choose a 24 x 330ml still-water case if you want individual, non-carbonated servings for a mixed group; add sparkling cans when guests want fizz. Each such case contains 24 cans and 7.92 litres, so plan the number of servings and the still-to-sparkling mix, then check delivery and space to keep the cans cool.
The useful pack choice depends on how guests will help themselves, which water they prefer and how empties will be collected.
A 24 x 330ml case provides 24 sealed cans and 7.92 litres. Count cans against expected guests if you plan to offer one can per person, and allow separately for anyone likely to take another.
Still and sparkling cases let guests choose between non-carbonated water and fizz. Work out the mix before ordering rather than assuming one format will suit the whole group.
If cans are part of the party plan, provide somewhere clearly marked for empties and check how they can be collected at the venue. An aluminium can is not, by itself, a recycling arrangement.
Start with the number of individual servings and the still-to-sparkling mix. Then confirm that the exact pack can reach your event location in time and that you have room to store and serve it.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Servings | Check the can count and size. A 24 x 330ml case contains 24 cans and 7.92 litres; add the totals for any still and sparkling cases you order. | I want enough individual cans for the expected guests, without counting a sparkling can as a still-water option. |
| Still or sparkling | Confirm which cases contain still water and which contain carbonated water. Check the mix rather than choosing by case count alone. | Some guests may want fizz, while others will want water without carbonation. |
| Exact format | Read the container type, can size and pack count on the product page. A brand's bottle multipack or single can is not the same purchase as a case of cans. | If I am setting out self-serve cans, a familiar brand name alone does not tell me whether the listing fits that plan. |
| Delivery | Check availability for your location, the delivery date and any seller restrictions before ordering. South Downs Water says its direct online shop accepts orders in England and Wales and aims to deliver within five working days. | The cases need to arrive before the street party, with enough time to put aside the cans I plan to serve cool. |
| Storage and clean-up | Check the pack's storage instructions and the space available for cooling. Arrange a container for empties and check the venue or local collection arrangements. | I need a workable place for the cases before the event and a clear plan for the empty cans afterwards. |
Guests who do not want carbonation would have no still-water choice from those cases.
Plan a still option, then add sparkling cans if guests are likely to want them.
A 24 x 330ml case gives 24 individual cans and 7.92 litres. The case count alone does not show how many still servings will be available.
Start with the expected guest count, then count still and sparkling servings separately.
Recyclable packaging still needs a suitable collection arrangement after the party.
Put out a labelled container for empties and check the venue or local council's collection instructions.
Brand ranges include different containers and pack sizes. Use the exact listing to distinguish a canned case from a single can or a bottle multipack.
Nisbets lists Cano Water still and sparkling water in separate 24 x 330ml aluminium-can cases.
South Downs Water lists separate still and sparkling 24 x 330ml canned cases on its direct shop.
Evian describes a 33cl sparkling aluminium can for the UK market.
Highland Spring says its range includes still and sparkling water in cans as well as other containers.
The cited Sainsbury's listing includes Buxton water in a bottle multipack.
The cited Sainsbury's listing includes Volvic still water in a 6 x 1.5L bottle multipack.
Sainsbury's lists its own still and sparkling spring water in 12 x 500ml bottle multipacks.
These options include plain still and sparkling water in 24 x 330ml cans, plus flavoured sparkling alternatives. The flavoured drinks are not substitutes for a plain still-water choice; check each pack count and delivery date against your party plan.
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Choose this non-carbonated water when you want individual still servings for guests. The listed pack contains 24 cans of 330ml each; check delivery to the event location before ordering.
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Choose this case when guests want carbonated water alongside any still option. It contains 24 cans of 330ml each; confirm delivery for the party date.
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This orange-infused sparkling option suits a plan that includes a flavoured drink. The pack contains 12 cans of 330ml, rather than 24, and does not provide plain still water; check the delivery date before ordering.
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This grape-flavoured sparkling drink is an option when flavoured cans are wanted. The listed pack contains 24 cans of 330ml; it is not plain or still water, so check that distinction and the delivery date before ordering.
There are 24 cans, containing 7.92 litres in total. Count still and sparkling cans separately if you want to make sure guests have a choice.
Order still water if guests need a non-carbonated choice, and add sparkling cans when fizz is wanted. For a mixed group, offering both avoids relying on one preference for everyone.
No. The cited Sainsbury's listings include bottle multipacks from several familiar brands, while Evian describes a UK sparkling can. Check the exact product page for the container, can count and size before ordering.
Follow the instructions on the case. South Downs Water advises keeping its cans in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and heat; check the printed best-before date and allow space to chill the cans you plan to serve cool.
Collect them separately at the event and check the venue or local council's instructions. England's Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs says metal is included in dry recyclable materials collected separately by default, while local transitional arrangements may apply.