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See I agree that water has taste but I disagree with your conclusion.
If you're correct, then the best tasting water should be distilled water. I'm not sure about this.
The right mineral combo however, can make water taste effortless. The smooth cup of water we all crave.
Personally speaking, I think the closest I've ever gotten to the best water is Evian in the U.S. If it's cold, then it's amazing. Ice Mountain in the U.S. is also wonderful.
But then here's the thing; both of these waters are loved, but they taste different.
There is something that makes water taste wonderful, but my brother in Christ it is not the lack of everything
I've probably heard less than 5 people in my life who claim water has no taste. I don't think this is unpopular. >

You tell em' Steve Dave. >

This is like the Schrodinger's box discussion on water flavor. >

Perhaps this is the cat in the box having these thoughts about the water in it's bowl. Assuming, of course, there IS a cat in said box. >

Idk what you're on about,  but I like your energy. >

I think taste and flavor are different. Water has a taste but you wouldn’t say it has a flavor necessarily >

water flavor >

Wow you really thought this one out… 🤔 >

I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the water that tastes like minerals is actually a lot better for you. Water with no taste is not doing much for you. Just going in and out, if you know what I mean. That’s why people in countries that have mostly spring/mineral water don’t need to drink water nearly as much as people in the US, our water is over processed just like everything else. >

I typically drink flavored water, just because I cannot stand the taste of blandness, and that's more or less what unflavored water tastes like to me. But it's still a taste, and I will die on that hill. >

i’m not sure if you’ve ever tried some like actually decent mineral water, taste pretty good to me. Not salty or acidic, not really bland either. Kind of crisp lol >

Water that is devoid of any conductivity/minerals/buffer is actually quite horrible for the body. >

I wouldn't exactly say unpopular but yes, I prefer my water tasteless and so long as my mouth doesn't get that weird after taste. >

In my opinion, tasteless water can also be split into groups. Some waters feel sharper than others. >

The black can of liquid death is awesome. The white can is meh. >

Everything I consume tastes like weed. >

Water itself doesnt have a taste but the minerals within it do. For example hard water carries a much different taste than soft water, the lack of or abundance of minerals can affect the taste of the liquid but the liquid itself is flavourless. Your breath also affects the taste of the liquid but the liquid itself remain flavourless, it's just carrying along your saliva which affects the taste of the liquid because your saliva actually has flavour. 
So water doesn't have taste, the minerals and your spit which can combine with water do.