Which healthy drink actually makes you feel good — rank them from best to can't-stand-it!

Packed with antioxidants and a gentle caffeine kick, green tea has long been the sensible alternative to that third coffee. It won't give you the jitters, but it does require you to pretend you enjoy the taste at first.

This fermented tea drink has taken UK health food shops by storm, promising gut-friendly probiotics in every sip. It tastes a bit like fizzy vinegar, but somehow that's become a selling point.

Marketed as nature's sports drink, coconut water is full of electrolytes and low in calories. Whether it actually replaces your post-gym Lucozade is still up for debate.

This fermented milk drink is having a major moment in UK wellness circles thanks to its impressive probiotic content. It's an acquired taste, but devotees swear it does wonders for digestion.

The golden latte swept through British coffee shops promising anti-inflammatory benefits and a warming glow. It's genuinely soothing, though ordering one still feels like you're making a statement.

Beloved by endurance runners and health bloggers alike, beetroot juice is said to boost stamina and blood flow. The bright purple colour is either exciting or alarming depending on your morning mood.

Electrolyte tablets dissolved in plain water have gone from a niche cycling thing to a mainstream wellness staple. It's still just water at heart, but somehow feels more virtuous with a little fizz and flavour.

A staple on every UK high street coffee menu, the oat milk latte straddles the line between treat and health choice beautifully. It's not exactly a superfood, but it feels wholesome enough to count.