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From Chocolate Milk to Red Wine, This Is What the Pulse Picks Team Is Drinking

We are all about shopping at Pulse Picks, from what Nigerians buy online to which restaurant you can get the best meals and vibes on the weekends. But sometimes you just want to talk about the little things. The things that bring joy. The drinks that sit beside you while you work, chill, or cry to a Spotify playlist on a random Tuesday.

So, we took a break from the spreadsheets, brainstormed, and asked in-house: What’s your favourite drink of all time? Not the healthiest or the trendiest, just your honest-to-goodness fave.

The answers were sweet, nostalgic, funny, and sometimes too deep for a conversation about beverages. But that’s what makes the Pulse Picks list so good; it’s honest.

Here’s what the Pulse Picks team had to say.

Excel – Viju Milk Drink V-Joy Chocolate

For Excel, the world’s best beverage is chocolate. That’s it. Chocolate. It’s sweet, comforting, and frankly never lets you down. Whether it’s hot, cold, or melted into a drinkable dessert, chocolate does what needs to be done for Excel, every single time. 

Price: ₦2,985, Where to Buy: Shop Supermart Nigeria

Gloria – Chocolate Drink Vita Milk Double Choco

Another vote for chocolate comes from Gloria, but she puts a refreshing spin on it. For her, it’s not just about the sugar rush; it’s the revitalising feeling that comes with every sip. Cold chocolate on a hot day? Perfection.

Price: ₦1,700, Where to Buy: Shop 24 Hours Market

Olamide – Nescafé 3-in-1

Olamide loves Nescafé 3 in 1, and for good reason. “It gives me a perfect blend of coffee taste and sweetness.” It’s the drink that wakes you up gently and lets you ease into your day without the bitter punch of black coffee. A hug in a cup.

Price: ₦2,340, Where to Buy: Shop Supermart Nigeria

Hillary – Top Café 3-in-1

So she doesn’t know if it’s in production anymore, but her favourite drink of all time? Gordon’s Spark. Mainly because it ties her to her childhood, with older family members sneaking her sips. But today, Hillary likes black coffee with three sugars or as creamy as possible if she’s trying a 3-in-1 cafe. That’s why she goes for Top Café’s 3-in-1. 

Not just because it’s smooth and delicious, but because it “gives more in terms of quantity.” If you’re going to have a favourite, why not pick one that stretches?

Price: ₦2,750, Where to Buy: Shop Supermart Nigeria

Salem – Gold Label Nescafé

Also, a black coffee girl, Salem’s choice is all about the aroma. Gold Label Nescafé stands out to her because “the smell is richer.” That deep, toasty scent that fills the air when you open a fresh pack — that’s what wins her heart. Taste matters, sure, but don’t underestimate the power of smell.

Price: ₦8,000, Where to Buy: Shop Prime Grocers

Israel – Nescafé Classic

Israel is sticking with the classics—just Nescafé. No cream, no sugar, no drama. “I like how dark it is,” he says. It’s strong and bold, and it’s for people who like their coffee to feel like a statement.

Price: ₦6,040, Where to Buy: Shop Jumia

Grace – Milo

Grace is sticking with the classic: Milo. Creamy, smooth, and dependable. Whether it’s hot on a rainy morning or chilled with ice on a sunny afternoon, Milo is the drink that adapts to your mood. It’s the childhood drink you never outgrow.

Price: ₦7,000, Where to Buy: Shop Janny Mart

Afeez – Ovaltine

Afeez is rooting for the underdog. Ovaltine, to him, is the beverage equivalent of that quiet kid in class who turns out to be a genius. It might not have the brand power of Milo or Bournvita, but it offers value and flavour that punches above its weight. Respect.

Price: ₦4,350, Where to Buy: Shop Supermart Nigeria

David – Malta Guinness Can

David lives in a delicious lie. His favourite drink is malt, and he likes to “pretend that it’s not filled with sugar.” And honestly, who among us hasn’t done that? Malt gives energy, nostalgia, and the perfect excuse to ignore the label.

Price: ₦16,500, Where to Buy (Pack of 24): Shop Jumia

Ayobami – Arizona Fruit Juice Cocktail Fruit Punch

Ayobami doesn’t have time for regular drinks. She’s going straight to cocktails — fun, colourful, and a little chaotic. “It makes me feel good,” she says, and honestly, what more does a drink need to do?

Price: ₦60,610, Where to Buy (Pack of 24): Shop Supermart Nigeria

Precious – Agor Red Wine

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