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Queen City in tap water contest

Nelson is competing in the 2nd annual Tap Water Taste Test Thursday.

10 municipalities and regional districts from across the province are competing for the title of Best Tasting Water in B.C.

It’s part of the B.C Water and Waste Associations’ conference being held in Kelowna.

Kelowna is the reigning Taste Test winner.

A panel of judges make a decision based on appearance, aroma, taste, mouth feel, aftertaste, and overall impression of each water entry.

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