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Scotland and North-West England have excellent tap water. The water in the Midlands and London is perfectly safe to drink, but it certainly has a taste to it.
Severn Trent (the midlands) is often voted the best tap water in the UK.
If you wish to taste some Finnish ones, I'm sure I can bottle and ship some of our tapwater for you guys to taste.
https://mediconnection.fi/en/water-finland-purest-world/