Does water have a taste for you?

Nick

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    Different water from different sources taste different for me, even to the point of the speed of water coming from my kitchen tap. The slower the stream, the better it tastes -- with the best coming from bottled Fiji water. But to my dad they all taste the same. Does water have a taste for you? Where does your favorite water come from?
     
    YES IT DOES AND YES I HAVE A FAVORITE.

    Nestle water is just delicious. It has this flavor that I cannot describe, but it is so good. Followed by tap water. So many people say I'm gross for drinking tap, but they just don't know tasty water OBVIOUSLY.

    Poland Springs is pretty neutral for me and since Nestle is hard to come by I usually end up with this.

    Dasani and Aquafina are gross and should not be allowed to bottle water ever again because they ruin it completely and somehow leave it tasting bitter, dry, and full of chemicals.
     
    Where I live, the water is unbearable. It's one of the hardest water locations in Britain; my dad can't even drink it, it makes him literally throw up. I can drink it, but I'd rather just avoid it because its not nice at all. I will drink it boiled because I have no other choice, but it's still not the most pleasant to drink. After I boil a kettle I have to leave it for 5-10 minutes to let the limescale settle, and then after i pour it I have to leave it to let the leftover crap evaporate a little before I add a teabag.

    Where my mum lives, in the countryside, the water is lovely. It's one of my favourite aspects of visiting, the fact I can actually drink nice water there. As well as the fact I can have a shower without it feeling like I'm having pebbles thrown onto my back.

    Anyone who says water doesnt have a difference in taste IS JUST WRONG AND HAS UNREFINED TASTE BUDS
     
    The tap water at work is amazing. I'm with Asy, tap water is just fine haha. I don't drink enough bottled water to be able to taste the difference anyway. But I do know that when I get bottled water in summer for band camp my dad buys like...Deer Park I think? And it tastes like...gross. lol
     
    I can tell the difference sometimes.

    Like, for some reason, the water from the kitchen faucet in my house now tastes like crap compared to my bath faucet (probably due to me not cleaning enough...) so I pour water from the bathroom now. Also, bottled water is definitely a bit different from tap water, but it's not super noticeable for me. I think my taste buds are a bit off.
     
    Water, no matter what I drink it from, always has this weird lead metallic taste. It's pretty awful, and I only drink it when there's nothing else. On that note, I always seem to drink a lot for some reason.
     
    I'm the only one in my house who can taste a difference between the taps when it comes to water. The best water in the house comes from my parent's bathroom, with the kitchen coming in second. Though, during the summer time, my preferred way to drink water at home is straight from the hose.

    As for bottled water, I really don't care either way which company it's from. But the water cooler at work has Crystal Rock water, and it's the best water anyone there has ever tasted.
     
    Oh, it has a taste. I hate it. Idk why, I just HATE the taste of water. It just makes my mouth feel disgusting when I drink it, and I try to avoid drinking it at all costs.
     
    Although I can tell that there are different tastes in different sources of water, it doesn't really matter to me, lol. The water tastes more or less the same and it doesn't pique my interest. However, after going without water for some period of time, any water from any place is like liquid gold to me and you can often hear me saying in between gulps of water "OH GOD I LOVE YOU WATER" and the like.
     
    I can't really describe the taste of water because, well, it's tasteless. But I do taste a bit of metal when I drink it from the tap or a metallic water bottle.
     
    Literally the only thing I ever drink is water and milk, so yeah water definitely has a taste for me. In fact, I can very very easily tell the difference between water from different sources. I typically drink bottled water, because tap water tastes like poopy... and even then, some springs taste good, and some don't.

    My favorite comes from Hope Springs, Canada.
     
    Water tastes all the same to me... and it really doesn't taste like anything so it's rare that I'll drink water instead of say, juice or soda.
     
    Not really, >A< cuz water doesn't really have a taste. But it feels awesome drinking it after a long hot day!!! :DDDDDD. But the only diffence for me is that the distillated water is yucky D:<
     
    The tap water in Amsterdam is so amazing, it's really good. I love the taste of cold water when I'm thirsty or hot. Or when I wake up in the middle of the night to get a glass of water.. Water is delicious.
     
    Of course they taste different! :'D The tap water at my house tastes... alright, the water they sell at school tastes amazing <33 aaand the water that comes in a rectangularish bottle tastes really nice too :DD
     
    I love water. It only really tastes good as Mount Franklin (uhhh the brand), or as tap water from the bathroom. Tap water from the kitchen tastes bad, boiled tastes boring but cold tap water tastes amazing. <3 Every other type of water doesn't really please me.
     
    The best tasting water is filtered water. The tap water is okay and I'd drink it if I didn't have anything else, but it has a kind of mineral aftertaste that I don't like. I used to only drink tap water, but now I can't give up filtered. Still, either is better than bottled water as far as I'm concerned. I really don't like the feeling in my mouth after drinking bottled water, like I haven't been refreshed and need to drink more water to wash the feeling out.
     
    I'm on this bandwagon too. I also think it tastes better depending on what cup you use.....and I love ot tap water ^_^
     
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