Picking up a great juice from the supermarket shelf sounds simple, but with so many options it can feel overwhelming. Whether you want something refreshing after a workout, a healthy breakfast drink, or a tasty treat for the kids, there is a juice out there for every occasion.
UK supermarkets have seriously stepped up their game, stocking everything from tropical blends to cold-pressed classics. Here are 21 delicious juices absolutely worth adding to your trolley.
1. Innocent Orange Juice with Bits
Pulp lovers, this one is for you. Innocent has built a loyal following thanks to its no-nonsense approach to juice, and the orange with bits version delivers a genuinely fresh, fruity flavour that tastes almost homemade.
The little bits of pulp add texture and reassurance that real oranges were involved.
You can find it chilled in most major supermarkets. It pairs beautifully with a lazy Sunday breakfast or a mid-morning snack break.
2. Tropicana Smooth Orange Juice
Sometimes smooth is simply the way to go, and Tropicana has been the go-to choice for smooth orange juice in British households for decades. The flavour is consistently sweet and well-balanced, without any bitterness creeping in.
It feels like sunshine in a glass on a grey morning.
Tropicana sources its oranges carefully, and that quality shows in every sip. Grab it chilled from the fridge aisle for the best experience possible.
3. Copella Apple Juice
Copella apple juice has a story rooted in a Suffolk orchard, and that heritage genuinely comes through in the taste. It is crisp, naturally sweet, and refreshing without being overpowering.
Unlike some apple juices that taste artificially flavoured, this one actually reminds you of biting into a real apple.
It works brilliantly on its own or mixed into a mocktail. Kids and adults tend to reach for it equally, making it a family fridge staple.
4. Plenish Cold-Pressed Ginger Lemon Juice
If you want a juice that wakes you up faster than a coffee, meet Plenish Ginger Lemon. This cold-pressed shot-style drink packs a serious punch with fiery ginger and sharp lemon working together in one bold sip.
It is intensely flavourful and surprisingly energising.
Cold pressing keeps more nutrients intact compared to traditional juicing methods. Many people drink this as a morning ritual to kickstart their digestion and immune system before eating anything else.
5. James White Beet It Organic Beetroot Juice
Beetroot juice might not sound glamorous, but athletes and health enthusiasts across the UK swear by it. James White Beet It is one of the most respected names in the category, offering a rich, earthy flavour that is surprisingly enjoyable once you get used to it.
Studies have suggested beetroot juice can support stamina and blood flow. Whether you are training for a marathon or just want something genuinely nutritious, this bottle punches well above its weight.
6. Rubicon Mango Juice Drink
Few juices trigger a sense of joy quite like Rubicon Mango. It is tropical, sweet, and completely unapologetic about being a little indulgent.
Originally loved within South Asian communities across the UK, it has since become a mainstream favourite found in virtually every supermarket nationwide.
It is thick and satisfying, almost like drinking a mango straight from the tropics. Serve it over ice on a warm day and it instantly feels like a holiday in a glass.
7. Cawston Press Sparkling Rhubarb Juice
Rhubarb in a juice sounds unusual, and that is exactly what makes Cawston Press so exciting. This sparkling drink combines pressed apple juice with rhubarb for a tartly refreshing result that is unlike anything else on the supermarket shelf.
It is fizzy, fruity, and quietly sophisticated.
It makes a brilliant alcohol-free option at dinner parties or celebrations. The pale pink colour also looks stunning poured into a champagne flute for a special occasion without spending a fortune.
8. M&S Blood Orange Juice
Marks and Spencer has a knack for elevating everyday products, and their blood orange juice is a perfect example. The colour alone is stunning, a deep ruby red that looks almost too pretty to drink.
The flavour is a beautiful mix of sweet and tart, noticeably richer than standard orange juice.
Blood oranges are naturally higher in antioxidants than regular oranges. This juice feels like a small luxury that costs far less than you might expect from the M&S food hall.
9. Waitrose Essential Pineapple Juice
Pineapple juice is one of those drinks that instantly lifts your mood, and Waitrose’s own-brand version does not disappoint. It is sweet and tangy with a tropical brightness that works brilliantly at breakfast time or as a mixer in alcohol-free cocktails.
At a wallet-friendly price point, it offers great value without cutting corners on flavour. Stock up when it is on offer because once you get into the habit of having pineapple juice around, going without feels genuinely disappointing.
10. Nakd Pressed Watermelon Juice
Watermelon juice is having a real moment in the UK, and Nakd Pressed has tapped into that trend with a beautifully light and hydrating option. It tastes remarkably like biting into a cold wedge of watermelon on a hot day, which is a pretty hard thing to bottle convincingly.
Low in calories and naturally sweet, it is a smart choice if you want something refreshing without overdoing the sugar. Look for it in the chilled juice section of larger supermarkets.
11. Suja Organic Green Juice
Green juice has a reputation for tasting like a lawn, but Suja Organic manages to make it genuinely enjoyable. The blend typically includes ingredients like spinach, cucumber, apple, and lemon, creating a balanced flavour that is earthy without being unpleasant.
It is a brilliant way to sneak extra greens into your day.
Cold pressing preserves vitamins and enzymes that heat processing destroys. Suja is increasingly available in UK health food aisles and larger supermarket branches across the country.
12. Ocean Spray Cranberry Classic
Cranberry juice has been a UK fridge staple for generations, and Ocean Spray remains the brand most people trust. The classic cranberry flavour is sharp, slightly sweet, and wonderfully refreshing, especially served chilled over ice.
It is also well known for its potential benefits for urinary tract health.
Ocean Spray sources its cranberries from family-owned bogs across North America. Beyond drinking it straight, it works brilliantly as a mixer in mocktails and is a natural match with sparkling water.
13. Pressed by Sainsbury’s Cold-Pressed Apple and Ginger
Sainsbury’s own cold-pressed range is a seriously underrated gem hiding in plain sight. The apple and ginger combination is warming and zingy all at once, with a natural sweetness from the apple balancing the spicy heat of fresh ginger perfectly.
It feels premium without the premium price tag.
Cold pressing retains far more nutrients than standard juicing. If you shop at Sainsbury’s regularly and have not tried this range yet, it deserves a spot in your basket without hesitation.
14. Pip and Nut Almond Milk and Banana Juice Blend
Pip and Nut is known for its nut butters, but the brand has ventured into drinks territory with some clever blends worth exploring. A banana and almond combination creates something thick, naturally sweet, and almost smoothie-like in character, making it feel more like a meal than a drink.
It is a solid post-workout option when you need quick energy and protein recovery. Check the chilled section of larger Tesco and Waitrose stores to track it down for yourself.
15. Tesco Finest Cloudy Apple Juice
Cloudy apple juice has a depth of flavour that filtered versions simply cannot match. Tesco Finest delivers a product that tastes genuinely orchard-fresh, with a satisfying natural sweetness and a slightly tangy finish that keeps you coming back for another glass.
The cloudy appearance comes from apple pulp left in the juice.
At a reasonable price for the Finest range, it feels indulgent without breaking the budget. It is especially good served slightly chilled rather than ice cold.
16. Bolthouse Farms Carrot Ginger Turmeric Juice
Turmeric has become one of the most talked-about health ingredients in recent years, and Bolthouse Farms cleverly combines it with carrot and ginger for a powerhouse juice. The flavour is earthy, warming, and surprisingly pleasant, with the carrot sweetness softening the more intense notes from turmeric and ginger.
It is anti-inflammatory properties make it popular with health-conscious shoppers. You will find it in larger Whole Foods Market sections within some UK supermarkets and independent health stores.
17. Volvic Touch of Fruit Lemon and Lime Juice Drink
Not every juice needs to be intensely flavoured, and Volvic Touch of Fruit proves that beautifully. The lemon and lime variety is light, refreshing, and subtly fruity without being overwhelming.
It sits somewhere between plain water and full-strength juice, making it perfect for people who find regular juice too sweet.
It is a smart hydration choice for kids who resist plain water. The familiar Volvic water base also means you are getting a clean, quality drink every time.
18. Belvoir Elderflower Pressé
Belvoir Elderflower Presse is one of those drinks that feels effortlessly British. Made with real elderflower cordial and sparkling water, it is floral, lightly sweet, and wonderfully delicate in flavour.
Opening a bottle feels like stepping into an English country garden in full bloom.
It has become a staple at garden parties and summer gatherings across the UK. Despite its elegant reputation, it is widely available in major supermarkets at a very accessible price point year-round.
19. Minute Maid Guava Juice
Guava juice is one of those tropical flavours that many people in the UK discover and immediately wonder why they waited so long. Minute Maid’s version is sweet, fragrant, and has a distinctive tropical aroma that sets it apart from more common fruit juices on supermarket shelves.
Guava is naturally rich in vitamin C, making this a tasty and nutritious choice. It is becoming easier to find in larger Asda and Morrisons stores, particularly in areas with diverse communities and wider product ranges.
20. Fentimans Rose Lemonade
Fentimans Rose Lemonade occupies a space somewhere between a juice and a botanical soft drink, and it is all the better for it. The rose flavour is subtle and floral rather than perfumed, complementing the sharp lemonade base in a way that feels genuinely sophisticated and grown-up.
Botanically brewed using traditional methods, Fentimans has been crafting drinks since 1905. This rose lemonade is widely available in UK supermarkets and makes an impressive alcohol-free option at dinner parties or celebrations.
21. Alpro Oat Barista Blueberry Edition Drink
Alpro is best known for its plant-based milks, but the brand occasionally releases fruit-infused oat drinks that blur the line between juice and dairy alternative in a delightfully creative way. A blueberry-infused oat drink is smooth, mildly sweet, and has a gentle berry flavour running through every sip.
It is a brilliant option for anyone avoiding dairy who still wants something creamy and flavourful. Larger Tesco and Ocado stores tend to carry the more unusual Alpro varieties worth seeking out.