Last updated April 18, 2025.
In a city like London, staying hydrated at work isn’t always easy. Between packed schedules, employees hit slumps and realize they’re parched, only to find the fridge stocked with sugary (or overpriced) drinks. Or they find themselves stuck waiting in line at a slow, lukewarm water cooler. It’s 2025. Hydration should be more enjoyable, more sustainable, and crafted with higher-quality ingredients than this—especially in the UK’s hip and busy capital city.
For more than a decade, Bevi has brought offices looking for more customisable beverage experiences a Smart Water Cooler® machine that absolutely delight.
Water will never taste the same again after you’ve tried Bevi water.
Now, that innovation is available in London with Bevi’s flagship machine model: the Standup 2.0.
Less waste. Healthier drinks. Filtered water.
Bevi is supporting employee wellness and in-office attendance at AlphaSights
AlphaSights, a market knowledge provider founded in London and named one of Britain’s fastest-growing companies, keeps their team energized with office amenities. These perks at work, including tasty snacks and a Bevi water cooler, give employees and visiting clients a chance to pour something refreshing, flavoured, and healthy.
“Bevi has quickly become an office favourite and a go-to for keeping us feeling our best,” said Kate Hance, a manager of workplace experience at AlphaSights.
Since they allow multiple kinds of water customization—setting the temperature (which makes for a great cuppa tea on hot!), adding bubbles, and mixing flavours—Bevi machines are for everyone. They make water easier and tastier to drink, which draws people back for more of it. That, in turn, means employees are far better hydrated (and more productive!) as a result.
“We absolutely love having the Bevi water cooler in our office. The variety of flavours is a huge hit, and the fact that we can enjoy options with vitamins or electrolytes makes it even better.”
—Kate Hance, AlphaSights
Launching in the U.K. and Ireland this year, where beverage tastes differ from the U.S., Bevi knew a fresh flavour lineup was essential to pair with its award-winning machine. We settled on six refreshing options—from Blackcurrant to Lemon Lime—and kept the uber-popular enhancements the same. Kate notes that, for AlphaSights, these beverage options help keep the team hydrated and feeling good throughout the day.
She also noted how Bevi machines are built to last. “They’re incredibly reliable,” she said, noting that there is virtually zero downtime.
Bevi machine is a “must-have” for employee engagement at Dojo
Dojo is one of Europe’s fastest-growing payment companies that was founded in London in 2009. Its office headquarters can be found right next to Grand Union Canal in Paddington. Floor-to-ceiling windows let in plenty of light and sights. There’s a mix of comfy sofas with meeting rooms for all-day collaboration. The perfect place to work.
A standout feature of Dojo’s office culture is its emphasis on exceptional food and beverage amenities, including an on-site coffee barista. These amenities play a pivotal role in enhancing employee engagement and well-being. But the roster wasn’t complete. The missing piece: a water cooler that would bring the team healthy, functional beverages but way less plastic waste. Dojo has sustainability goals to achieve. And an office manager who isn’t looking to deal with plastic bottles.
“It’s easy to use, has a clean design, and aligns with our efforts to reduce plastic waste.”
—Brian Cromie, Dojo
“The Bevi water machine has been a fantastic addition to our office, offering both flavoured and sparkling water options that keep the team happily hydrated throughout the day,” said Brian Cromie, the head of workplace experience at Dojo. “It’s a must-have for any office looking to enhance their employee engagement.”
With a proven track record in the U.S., and buzz building in London and Dublin, Bevi is helping workplaces rethink how good water can taste.
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