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From coffee to sparkling sips: the best CBD-infused drinks
Written byNatalie Beastall
Reviewed byHeeral Patel
Looking for a tastier way to enjoy CBD? From smooth coffees to sparkling cans, CBD drinks are the convenient (and delicious) way to sip your perfect match
Our top picks
15mg CBD
TRIP
TRIP CBD Infused Multipack Peach Ginger Drinks 4x 250ml
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18+
£5.50
£6.75
Added vit B and C
Medahuman
Medahuman Cranberry & Lime CBD Energy Drink 250ml
18+
£2.59
Supports wellbeing
Body & Mind Botanicals
Body & Mind Botanicals CBD Hemp Tea Jasmine 10 Tea Bags
Online Only
18+
£5.35
RRP £7.99
Once upon a time, CBD was seen as an alternative trend that raised a few eyebrows. Fast forward to today and it’s everywhere – from supplements and skincare to sparkling beverages.
CBD drinks in particular have really taken off. They’re easy, enjoyable and come in all sorts of forms like your morning coffee to a fruity can.
What are CBD drinks?
CBD drinks are made by infusing cannabidiol (CBD) into teas, coffees, sparkling waters and juices.1 Unlike THC (the compound that creates a ‘high’ in cannabis), CBD is non-psychoactive and legal in the UK.2,3 That means you can enjoy them as part of your daily routine without the effects associated with cannabis.4
Our favourite CBD drinks to try
Ready to sip? Here are some of our favourite CBD drink picks you’ll find at H&B.
Looking for something delicious after a workout or a long day? Medahuman’s Ginger & Blood Orange CBD Recover Drink blends zesty citrus with a subtle warmth of ginger. The flavour is bold but balanced, making it a lively alternative to your usual soft drink. Each 250ml can is infused with CBD, designed to be a convenient grab-and-go option whenever you fancy a sip.
What our customers say:
Rachael – Refreshing! – 5/5 stars
“Refreshing, relaxing cbd drink. Found a new favourite.”
Love your daily brew? This Colombian blend brings together smooth Rainforest Alliance Arabica beans with hemp-derived CBD for a rich, satisfying coffee with a twist. One cup contains around 10mg of CBD, so it’s easy to tailor your portion to the FSA’s daily recommended amount. Perfect for anyone who doesn’t want to choose between a caffeine kick and CBD.
What our customers say:
MidnightMascara – Cheerful Buddha range is my favourite – 5/5 stars
“Love this coffee. Always enjoyed all the Cheerful Buddha range.”
TRIP has made a real splash in the CBD drinks space with Peach and Ginger a fan favourite. Lightly sparkling with a subtle kick of ginger, it’s refreshing on its own or poured over ice. Each can contains 15mg of CBD and there are plenty of other flavours to explore too, from Elderflower Mint to Lemon Basil.
What our customers say:
Yaya – Love this – 5/5 stars
“Such a good refreshing low cal drink that also gives me the level of zen I need after a long day.”
Need a pick-me-up drink with a twist? Medahuman’s Cranberry and Lime CBD Energy Drink combines tart cranberry with a tangy squeeze of lime for a crisp, energising flavour. Plus it contains vitamin B5 which supports you in feeling less tired.
It’s a sparkling drink with CBD infused, making it an easy swap for your usual energy drink. Whether you’re powering through the afternoon or gearing up for a night out, this zingy can is a fun way to enjoy CBD.
What our customers say:
Unisa – Good taste – 5/5 stars
“Good taste and not too much caffeine. Fantastic alternative to an energy drink.”
Tea time, but a little different. Body & Mind Botanicals bring together fragrant jasmine with their carefully cultivated hemp for a soothing, aromatic brew. Each tea bag is designed to release smooth, floral flavours with every sip, making it the perfect brew to add to your routine – morning, noon or night.
This hemp tea is naturally rich and soothing, offering a simple way to enjoy CBD without any fuss. Just steep, sip and savour.
What our customers say:
Anonymous – Perfect jasmine tea – 5/5 stars
“Really delicious, fragrant and pure. I like it especially with oat milk!”
What are the side effects of CBD?
Like any supplement, CBD may cause mild side effects such as drowsiness, dry mouth or digestive changes – especially if you take more than recommended.5,6 It can also interact with some medications, so always check with your GP before adding CBD drinks to your routine.7
If you take too much CBD,8 you might experience the following:
- drowsiness
- diarrhoea
- decreased appetite
- changes in your mood (like feeling more irritable or agitated)
The FSA set an acceptable daily intake of 0.15mg/kg/body weight, which equates to 10mg for a 70kg adult (for products with 98% purity).
The following people should avoid CBD products:9
- children under the age of 18
- pregnant and breastfeeding people
- prospective parents trying for a baby
- people taking medication
How many CBD drinks should you have a day?
The FSA recommends a maximum daily intake of 10mg CBD for a healthy adult (70kg).10
That generally means sticking to one CBD drink per day, depending on the product’s strength. Always check the label and follow the manufacturer’s guidance.
The final say
Whether you’re a coffee lover (why not learn about mushroom coffee too?) or a sparkling water fan, there’s a CBD drink to suit your taste.
Convenient, tasty and varied, they’re a great way to explore CBD as part of your lifestyle – just remember to keep within the recommended daily limit.
Up next: check out our favourite CBD gummies to try.
Disclaimer – This article provides informational advice and is not a substitute for medical care. Curated by experts for accuracy, we take great care to ensure the information is up-to-date and relevant. However, you should always consult your GP or healthcare professional before using supplements or alternative products, particularly if you have medical conditions or are under supervision.
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3. CBD Laws UK in 2023 - - Explained [Internet]. Medic Pro. 2023 [cited 2023 Dec 4]. Available from: https://medicpro.london/cbd-laws-uk/
4. World Health Organisation (WHO). CANNABIDIOL (CBD) Critical Review Report Expert Committee on Drug Dependence Fortieth Meeting [Internet]. 2018. Available from: https://www.who.int/docs/default-source/controlled-substances/whocbdreportmay2018-2.pdf?sfvrsn=f78db177_2
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