Does $200 bottled water taste any better than what comes from your faucet? Daily Mail's US health team blind taste-tested six premium brands. So, could they tell the difference between the expensive stuff and tap?

The DailyMail.com health team struggled to differentiate between luxury waters that cost nearly $200 a bottle and the free stuff that comes from the office kitchen sink in New York City.

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