Water, itself, probably has no taste. I think purified water is bland. But water from different places tastes different because of dissolved minerals or sediment, and sometimes additives like chlorine or fluoride.
Spring water is usually good.
I'm love the water that I've been drinking for the last 20 years from my deep well that goes through quartz layers. It percolates through the soil and rock layers from the nearby mountains and picks up minerals like calcium and traces of other elements. Years ago, I had it tested for any harmful substances and there were none. To me, it tastes sweet and refreshing.
When I drink water from other places around the country, it tastes different. Some tastes bad.
I don't like buying bottled water. I don't like the plastic and I don't trust the sources. Some of it is simply purified and robbed of its nutrients, and some is actually just municipal water with a misleading label.
Of course it does, you ever drank well water vs chlorinated water?
Every water source has different level of minerals in depending on the ground source or treatment requirements. That's were the taste comes from and this has been true since the beginning of time depending it runs through sand, line stone, fresh snow melt or from a muddy river.
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yes, depending on where you are, well water vs treated water can have a different tase due to the minerals it has. florida would be more sulpher, up north in the iron belt will be more iron. shallow wells vs deeper wells can make a difference as well.
It definitely has the taste of freshness, but I wouldn’t call that a flavor. In fact I’d say having no flavor and only freshness is what makes it strongly and equally enjoyable for absolutely everyone.
Yes i think it has a taste. I can make an explanation about it like this ; Simple meat try to eat without cooking it. It will be disgusting for you but i you cook it it will be tasty. And the water is like that if you drink it cold it's gonna be tasty if you try to drink it hot it won't be satisfact you. I believe it has taste.
Yes. Most Waters have a taste because they have many other additives and ingredients but City water definitely taste different than rural side well water
I guess it depends on how pedantic you want to get about it. Water (H20) doesn't have a flavor, but things in it would have a flavor. Dissolved minerals would give the water different flavor.
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