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The eco-chic dining companion
Posted Nov 4, 2008
The idea behind Tap'dNY was born, according to company literature when New Yorker Craig Zucker made a remarkable discovery: Great water was available on tap in his New York City apartment.
After extensive testing and research, Craig discovered that the water was not only delicious, but sourced locally and required little energy to procure. The rest is bottled water history. Founded in June, 2008, Tap'dNY is a local, New York City bottled water company with an unique vision and mission - to bottle water without the ludicrous transportation miles. You can follow their progress online on the company's blog - truthinhydration.
As New York dining trends set trends worldwide - we guarantee this is one unlimited edition coming your way soon.
Kerry Olsen
Source & Photo Credit: Tap'd NY
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