Everybody has at least one favourite drink that they indulge & enjoy at any time. For some it's coffee, others prefer tea, energy drinks, juice or anything cold & refreshing. Drinks revitalize-since the dawn of time. Whats your favourite drink & when do you usually take it?

These days, a few cups of Joe in the morning. Arabica with a small amount of milk, no sweetner.

Midday (Elevenses ), normally just water or sugar-free ice tea as I work so much, but sometimes brewed Assam tea and a light snack.

Evening, generally water. Occasionally a Lager with dinner or a cocktail if out with wife and/or friends.

It really depends on the day for me as to what my favourite drink is at the time

For the warmer days, and especially the heatwaves we get in the UK now, I prefer either water or a cold Pepsi Max. For the colder days, a cup of tea is always my favourite, and during the winter, it is either a hot cup of tea or a mint hot chocolate.

Soft drink: Orange soda or mountain dew, both zero sugar

alcoholic beverages: Long Island Iced tea, rum & coke and of course, beer.

I have totally cut down on soda and fizzy drinks. I just do green tea and water now. I don't take alcoholic drinks at all. So for now it is only water as it has no calories at all.

On Oct 17, 2026, Cherry123 no said:

I have totally cut down on soda and fizzy drinks. I just do green tea and water now. I don't take alcoholic drinks at all. So for now it is only water as it has no calories at all.

Feel free to take some of my supplements to go with water, as it has various flavours. When exercising, gaming or studying as it's helps your alertness and awareness, just moderate it's use with plenty of sleep.

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On Oct 17, 2026, Cherry123 no said:

I have totally cut down on soda and fizzy drinks. I just do green tea and water now. I don't take alcoholic drinks at all. So for now it is only water as it has no calories at all.

Green tea is very good for health, how often do you take it daily? I also drink alot of water, because it lubricate the joints, and help circulate oxygen throughout the body.