On Wed, 14 Oct 2015 18:21:12 -0400, Dave Smith
> wrote:

>On 2015-10-14 5:23 PM, Je?us wrote:
>
>> I wish we could arrange a blind taste test for you to test your theory
>>
>>
>> I have one strange taste issue - that being water, of all things. I
>> don't particularly like the taste of plain water... no matter how pure
>> it is. Your metallic description reminded me as I get the same with
>> water.
>>
>
>Plain water has very little taste. The purer it is the less taste their
>is.

I know that's supposed to be the case, but...

>In past discussions on bottled water and municipal water some people
>have said that their local tap water tastes bad. My first experience
>with bad municipal water was last month when I had a 5-1/2 hour layover
>at the airport in Newark. With the price of bottled water already being
>inflated o airport prices and with our currently devalued dollar, I
>tried the water from the drinking fountain. Blech! It was foul.

All municipal water is foul, some will disagree but IMO that's down to
what you've become accustomed too.

I my case I'm talking about rain and mountain stream water.
Water has an aftertaste and nobody can tell me otherwise

You made note of the price of bottled water. If only people knew
what's to come in the future. All the investment activity with the
world's water supplies, including aquifers, hasn't been because they
plan to give it away. Water has been the new oil for at least a decade
now. Younger generations will pay a small fortune for water.