Arguably the same thing is true about coffee. I say this as a specialty coffee lover but any vice that people claim has health benefits because of "muh antioxidants" really can be responded to with this argument. On the same note honey isn't "good for you". It's arguably a better sweetener since it has more flavor than sugar and as a result you can use less of it than sugar in food but the health benefits of honey are entirely in it's antioxidants and are easily outweighed by it's sugar content.

I do love me some honey in moderation though, but it's nothing more than a harm reduction replacement for sugar rather than a healthy ingredient in of itself.

Edit: Well to be fair there might be some minor benefits to heart health and cognitive ability through caffeine but only insofar as you are drinking a healthy dose of coffee early in the morning so your body can filter out the cortisol build up. Because the big misnomer about coffee is that it's just the caffeine that keeps you up. That's true if you drink it too late but it also produces cortisol which if you know about anything is bad for well, literally all of your bodily processes at the point at which it causes you stress, anxiety and sleep deprivation. There are some people whose neuro-chemistry allows them to down 3-4 cups a day and sleep 8-9 hours but for the most part if your brain is still working past 10-11 AM then you've got too much cortisol in your system and it's time to cut down on booze and coffee.