Which Idaho City Has The Best Tasting Water

I love drinking water. A lot of the times when I dine out my friends look at me like I'm crazy when I say " I will take a water". For whatever reason they cannot comprehend that I almost always prefer water over soda or any other beverage. I must admit that not all water is created equal. For example my favorite water of all time is VOSS, yes it's as snobby as it sounds but there is something about it that sets it apart from the other bottled waters. Maybe the description from spoonuniversity can paint a better picture for you:

"VOSS. This artesian water comes from a spring in a sparsely populated area on the southern tip of Norway, producing pure water like no other. Because the water is naturally filtered, it's free of contact with the air and other pollutants. Leaving you to taste the purest water possible."

You can spend all day taste testing everything from FIJI to Smartwater and the odds are that only you will be able to pick the best tasting water for yourself. When I first moved to Boise someone challenged me to taste the tap water and I was pleasantly surprised because it was so much better than tap water in Arizona. No matter how good I think Boise water taste apparently it's not the best tap water in the state. The 2021 Best water title at the 30th Annual Idaho Rural Water Association's Spring Conference on May 26 went to American Falls, Idaho. Interestingly enough American Falls was once displaced by water and now that same water is paying the town back with delicious thirst quenching H20 compliments of its local aquifer.

How exactly is a winner determined in this annual Idaho competition? Clarity, bouquet and taste are the factors taken into consideration. When asked for her opinion American Falls Mayor Rebekah Sorensen told ktvb that "It doesn't taste like city water," and that she's not surprised that her city won.