No, water does not have a taste.
Answer:
Connoisseurs of water have preferences in the taste of the water they drink. This is due to the contaminants present (or absent) in the water. Water potability (usefulness as a drinking water source) is ranked in part by standardized taste and odour tests. Many of the natural spring waters bottled for sale have built their reputation on taste and the better tasting ones sell at a premium price. Scotch drinkers in particular opt for specific waters from springs and glaciers that improve the taste of the scotch.
Water without contaminants (even gases such as air) is described as having an insipid taste.
because your taste buds dont work
Water does not contain a certain taste or smell.
Water contains distilled water which gives it taste. In disstilled water, these minerals are missing causing it to taste flat.
Using a water filter system really does change the taste of tap water. That funny taste is the iron in the water. Using a water filter will remove that funny taste and actually make your water safer.
Well... Water seems to have the taste of nothing...to me.. so I geuss that might be a taste right?
No. I actually dislike the taste of water because it has no taste.
The Bitter taste is frozen, which releases the good taste, altho room temp water is VERY HEALTHY for you.
The sugar dissolves in the water and you taste the sugar
no water can look and taste discousting and still be safe
Drinking the water and if it is possible comparing the taste with the taste of a standard water (organoleptic testing).
it taste like the water we drink.it depends where it is raining and what kind of water it is.
No water does not have any taste unless flavor is put in it. Thanks Gaurang
It is basically the same as Humans. If we'd taste flavor in water, they would taste the same exact thing.