New York City tapwater is some famously great tasting water (as long as the pipes to your building are in a reasonable condition). I've had it often and can confirm. I've also lived in the Boston area and enjoyed tapwater from the Quabbin Reservoir; IMHO just as good.
I grew up in New Jersey; going back there the tapwater tastes awful. I can remember visiting my uncle in Long Beach CA; tapwater there was even worse.
Filtered tap water. Seriously, water should taste like nothing. It's all marketing, and adding to the overflowing landfills, and micro-plastics in our food supply.
Water is water. It can be from a number of sources. The cost of extraction makes it expensive. If we get some mineral water from underneath the sea, it's most expensive one. For me, plain water is also equally good. When I am really thirsty, I could drink any water.
@JohnnySpot Which means that we can drink water from various sources and we will have strong immunity too. And The more savvy / rich we become, we lose ourself and we keep losing ourself. Not all but many. You are a tough guy.
@Horsefrost it’s not mutually exclusive.. more than one person in a family can have a bit of brains 😅 i hooked up the water line myself personally and even downsized my kitchen cabinets so my hub could have a bigger fridge.. we built this lil house.. sigh i did the floors the walls the pluming and electrical with the help of my dad..
@onewithshoes brands like evian, figi (i hate the taste of figi though) and the water i posted arent tap water. Now brands like aquafina, dasani, the dreaded nestle, and even smart water, all come from tap
@jshm2 youre wrong. Spring water and tap water taste COMPLETELY different. Also, there are minerals that naturally have them in their water, like evian for example. That affects taste
@MntoNc it's just water. Municipal filtered water tastes the same. It won't do anything extra good to you. It is pure marketing. But it depends on person to person. If you really enjoy it, then, it is the best. Whatever suits you.
