
Beetroot, Ginger, Lemon, Honey. Earthy, sharp and naturally nitrate-rich — the gym-day juice people drink before training.
Beetroid isn't just beetroot juice. It's a considered blend where each ingredient has a reason to be there — ginger for warmth and edge, lemon for brightness, honey to take the earthiness out of raw beetroot.
Fresh-pressed beetroot, naturally high in dietary nitrates. Earthy, sweet and deep purple — the backbone of the drink.
Fresh ginger adds warmth and a spicy edge that cuts through beetroot's earthiness. It is also a classic gym-day flavour.
Fresh lemon provides natural vitamin C and acidity. Lemon and beetroot is a classic pairing — vitamin C also helps the body absorb plant-based iron.
Natural sweetness that rounds out the earthy beetroot without refined sugar, and a quick carbohydrate source before training.
Our produce is washed in ozonated water before pressing. It is a production step, not a health claim.

Beetroot is one of the richest natural sources of dietary nitrates, which the body converts to nitric oxide. This is why beetroot juice is a staple around training, and it is the reason this product exists.
Drink it 30–60 minutes before a session — that is the timing people who use beetroot juice around training actually use. The honey gives you quick carbohydrates too.
Raw beetroot alone is confronting for a lot of people. Lemon and ginger sharpen it, honey rounds it — the result tastes like a drink rather than a dare.
Fresh ginger brings a spicy warmth that most beetroot juices lack — and ginger is one of the classic flavours people associate with gym routines.
People who do not train still drink it in the morning. It is earthy, sharp and genuinely different from a sweet orange juice — a savoury way to start the day.
No concentrates, no refined sugar, no preservatives, no added colour. Four ingredients, cold-pressed and bottled.
Beetroid is a fresh unpasteurised juice, not a medicine or a sports supplement. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Beetroot juice is naturally high in oxalates — if you have a history of kidney stones, or take medication such as blood pressure drugs, check with your doctor or dietitian first.
Drink 30–60 minutes before training. That is when the nitrates in beetroot are doing their conversion work, and it is the timing most gym-goers use.
Not everyone drinks it around training. Plenty of people keep a bottle in the fridge as a savoury, earthy morning drink with breakfast.
After a game or session, the ginger warmth and honey sweetness land well as a recovery-flavoured drink, and the honey replaces some of what you burned.
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