It is quite simple: Coffee is at least 98% water. The higher the quality of water, the higher the quality of the resulting cup of coffee. If your tap water tastes good at room temperature tap water is probably fine for making coffee. If your tap water has off flavors then your coffee will have off flavors. Many people use filtered or bottled water for their coffee. There is a difference. Some of the newer more expensive coffee pots come with replaceable charcoal filters built into the machine. If at all possible don't use distilled water. It is missing minerals that makes water pleasing to drink. Please note that your taste buds are more acute when tasting warm liquids so it is important to taste your prospective water at room temperature since you will be drinking your coffee warm.
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we drank coffee 35 days in the coast guard on ocean station made from distilled water no difference here been using it the the last three years on land no difference it/s great
I hope you don't actually
I hope you don't actually drink the distilled water by itself. The lack of minerals causes your body to begin using the calcium stored up in your teeth and bones causing a major decreases in bone density.
Hi, Glenn Kawesch
Hi, Glenn Kawesch here.
Water makes a huge difference in the taste of coffee.
Thanks,
Glenn Kawesch
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Yes, it does make a difference.