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      I think this also influences our coffee habits. The water is kind of a significant influence on the result, and some roasting styles are likely better than others at covering up unpleasant water.

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    I’ve lived in both Copenhagen and Norway.

    Copenhagen: decent, but super chalky so feels like you’re still thirsty after drinking.

    Norway: best I’ve ever had (bottled or otherwise). Though I’m Norwegian so I might be biased

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      Here in Denmark water is more of a nuisance than anything else, the mineral residual is huge even compared to Rome, I have to get the holes in my shower head unclogged every other day.

      Stockholm has the best tap water: as a Chinese whole leaf tea drinker the difference is really remarkable when preparing it with Stockholm water.

      In Rome tap water is often complained about for being too hard, but it’s actually kind of “tasty” and not that bad at all. On top of that, you can have some really remarkable water in the Parco degli Acquedotti or at the Acqua Santa spring.

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      Fellow norwisen on Lemmy! Proboly biased as norwisen water is mostly from cold places and not been far streaming so not much minerals or salt in it! Doesnt mean its unhealthyer!

      Should we make norwisen Lemmy community??

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    Scotland and it’s pretty awesome tbf.

    If I go down to England though I don’t touch it, depending on where I am. My wife is English and was stunned we just filled our glasses straight from the tap.

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      It really fine anywhere I’ve been in England though, tasted great and of course safe to drink (provided your plumbing isn’t still made out of lead, but that’s been fixed for a while now)

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        When I was in Stockport and Newcastle a few years back it tasted weird and Stockport gave me bad stomach cramps. Devon was poor when I was there for a spell too, Midlands was nice as it came from the mountains in nearby Wales. Think it depends on the water company but I was bitten a couple of times and decided to not risk it hah!

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      Your wife is English and she’s stunned you drink tap water?!? That’s remarkable, my 50 odd years I’ve not found a person in England that doesn’t drink the tap water

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        Her family never done it without going through a water filter, maybe it is more of a family thing.

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    Absolute shit. Technically drinkable but tastes like ass and will give you kidney stones with it being harder than a conservative Texan using a VPN to view pornhub.

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    My country, Italy, is one of the best country when it comes to drinkable tap water distribution and quality, and yet in Europe we are the country with the highest consume of plastic bottle of water. As usual, Italian ignorance and stupidity…

    Source: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/water-quality-by-country

    https://www.euronews.com/green/2024/07/27/italy-germany-portugal-which-european-countries-consume-the-most-bottled-water

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    Where I live the tap water is fantastic. If you like non-carbonated water you dont need to buy water.

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      It drives me nuts, we have some of the best tap water here. There are stricter guidelines for tap water than they have for bottled water, but i see so many people buying shopping carts woth of plastic garbage with crappier, more expensive water inside.

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      CO2 saturators are cheap. I love carbonated water and all I buy is a gas bottle fill every two months or so for 15 euro, on top of that I don’t need to carry any heavy bottles upstairs.

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    One of the best in the world. Tastes way better than anything that’s been in a bottle, or tap water in other countries deemed safe to drink.

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    I prefer 10 stage reverse osmosis filtration, and then I usually add some electrolytes and minerals for taste

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    Pretty good. The tap water here is very clean. Nobody really buys water bottles from stores here unless they want sparkling water.

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    Donuts replaced by tap water?