Top 10 most popular fruit jenever from Belgium

Fryns Forgotten Fruit Genever is a Belgian fruit genever with a name that immediately gives it a story. Rather than presenting itself as just another fruit-based spirit, it points towards the idea of fruit being brought back into focus within a familiar Belgian drinking tradition.

At 22% alcohol, it sits in the lighter range of (…)

Peterman Cuberdon brings a distinctly Belgian flavour reference into the world of fruit jenever. The name makes its direction clear straight away: a cuberdon-inspired jenever from Peterman, presented in an approachable and recognisable style.

At 14.9% alcohol, it sits on the lighter side of the spirits shelf. The emphasis is less on (…)

Peterman Violet is a Belgian fruit jenever with a very clear identity: Violet. In the Drankenshop Broekmans range, it sits among the lighter jenever styles where the appeal comes from a recognisable flavour direction rather than alcoholic strength.

At 14.9% ABV, this Peterman is positioned as an approachable fruit jenever. It is a (…)

Smeets Appel Kers is a Belgian fruit jenever built around two familiar fruit notes: apple and cherry. At 14.9% alcohol, it sits in a gentler style where the fruit character is the main point of interest rather than strength.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Smeets fits naturally among fruit-led jenevers with an easy, recognisable (…)

Smeets Appeljenever is a Belgian fruit jenever built around apple as its defining flavour direction. At 20% alcohol, it sits in the lighter, fruit-led side of the jenever category rather than in a heavier grain-focused style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this Smeets is the kind of bottle we would point out to someone looking for a (…)

Smeets Bessenjenever is a Belgian fruit jenever with berries at the heart of its character. At 20% alcohol, it sits in a gentler, more approachable style than a dry classic jenever, with the fruit element clearly taking the lead.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, this is the kind of bottle we see as a straightforward example of Belgian (…)

Smeets Cactusjenever is a Belgian fruit jenever built around a rather distinctive flavour idea: cactus. In a category often associated with familiar fruit styles, that alone gives it a clear point of difference and makes it an easy bottle to remember.

At 20% alcohol, it sits in the lighter, fruit-led side of the jenever world rather (…)

Smeets Citroenjenever is a Belgian fruit jenever with lemon at the centre of its identity. At 20% alcohol, it sits on the lighter side of the spirits spectrum and keeps the focus clearly on its citrus-led style.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we would place this among the straightforward fruit jenevers: easy to understand, clearly (…)

Smeets Mango Passie is a Belgian fruit jenever with a clearly tropical direction. Mango and passion fruit shape the identity of this bottling, giving it a bright fruit-led style while keeping it firmly within the familiar world of fruit jenever.

At 20% alcohol, it sits in the gentler, easy-going side of the category. At Drankenshop (…)

Smeets Peer is a Belgian fruit jenever built around pear. At 20% alcohol, it sits in a lighter, fruit-led style rather than the territory of a stronger sipping spirit.

At Drankenshop Broekmans, we see fruit jenevers like this as a pleasant contrast to more classic jenever styles. The appeal here is straightforward: a Belgian jenever (…)