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# Belvoir Farm’s new Happi drinks prove healthy refreshment doesn’t have to be boring
- URL: https://www.veghousemagazine.com/belvoir-farms-new-happi-drinks-prove-healthy-refreshment-doesnt-have-to-be-boring/
- Published: 2026-08-14T17:19:12.000Z
- Updated: 2026-08-27T06:30:15.000Z
- Description: Belvoir Farm's Happi proves healthy drinks can finally deliver exceptional flavour and function.
- Author: Will Callaghan
- Tags: Shopping, SPONSORED

For years, soft drinks have had something of an identity crisis. They have either been packed with sugar and artificial ingredients or marketed as healthy alternatives that somehow manage to taste like disappointment in a can.

Consumers have increasingly found themselves facing an unnecessary choice: enjoy a delicious drink or choose one that offers genuine health benefits. According to recent research, however, people are becoming far more interested in products that can do both.

That shift in consumer behaviour is exactly what inspired [**Belvoir Farm**](https://belvoirfarm.co.uk/?ref=veghousemagazine.com)'s latest launch.

The British drinks company has introduced [**Happi**](https://drink-happi.com/?ref=veghousemagazine.com), a new range of canned beverages designed to combine two of the most sought-after wellness benefits: hydration and digestion.

![Happi](https://storage.ghost.io/c/ce/dd/cedde2ed-c153-493c-a243-91ef8c30d927/content/images/2026/08/Bel-Happy-FL-plane-2-re.jpg)

Research suggests that 67% of consumers would rather receive health benefits from a drink than from a supplement.

The concept is remarkably simple. What if a favourite soft drink could contribute to overall wellbeing while still delivering the flavour consumers expect?

Unlike many functional drinks that depend heavily on artificial sweeteners and laboratory-created flavours, Happi takes a more natural approach. The range combines real fruit juices with carefully selected ingredients that support specific health functions, creating drinks that feel both indulgent and purposeful.

It's a growing market. Research suggests that 67% of consumers would rather receive health benefits from a drink than from a supplement. At the same time, 73% of people in the UK believe hydration plays an important role in mental performance. Among consumers under 35, hydration-boosting ingredients have become particularly attractive when choosing soft drinks.

## **The Happi range launches with two distinct flavours**

The first is Ginger, Lemon & Turmeric, a still drink formulated to support digestion and gut health. It contains live cultures and fibre, alongside a carefully balanced blend of magnesium, calcium and vitamin C.

The second option is Blueberry & Lemon, a sparkling drink designed to support hydration. It contains electrolytes derived from Himalayan pink salt, as well as magnesium to support electrolyte balance, calcium to contribute to normal muscle function and vitamin C to help reduce tiredness and fatigue.

![Happi](https://storage.ghost.io/c/ce/dd/cedde2ed-c153-493c-a243-91ef8c30d927/content/images/2026/08/Belvoir-Happy-Cans-GC-re.jpg)

Product testing revealed that 95% of participants said they would purchase the drinks.

Perhaps the most impressive achievement is that these functional benefits haven't come at the expense of flavour.

Too often, wellness drinks seem to operate under the assumption that if something is good for the body, it must taste slightly unpleasant. [**Happi**](https://www.instagram.com/happi.drinks?ref=veghousemagazine.com) challenges that idea by delivering vibrant fruit flavours while maintaining a naturally sweet profile.

Consumers appear to agree. Product testing revealed that 95% of participants said they would purchase the drinks.

At £1.75 per can, Happi is positioned as an affordable everyday choice for people looking to make more mindful decisions about what they drink, whether they're working, travelling or simply relaxing at home.

Belvoir Farm's latest creation suggests that the future of soft drinks may not be about choosing between health and enjoyment after all. It might simply be about expecting both from the same can**.**