A group of bottled water drinkers has brought a class action lawsuit against the company behind Poland Spring, alleging that the Maine business has long deceived consumers by mislabeling common groundwater. The lawsuit was filed in a Connecticut federal court on Tuesday and accuses Nestle Waters North America Inc. of a "colossal fraud perpetrated against American consumers." The civil suit was brought by 11 people from the Northeast who collectively spent thousands of dollars on Poland Spring brand water in recent years. It is seeking millions of dollars in damages for a nationwide class and appears to hinge on whether the sources of Poland Spring water meet the Food and Drug Administration's definition of a spring. The suit comes as the company, a subsidiary of the Swiss food giant Nestle, is looking to expand its operations in Maine. In a statement, a Nestle Waters spokesperson said that its water meets all relevant federal and state regulations on the classification and collection