Description
M Pek Cuberdon is a Belgian aperitif from the M.PEK range with a fruity, original taste reminiscent of the famous cone-shaped Belgian sweet. It is 14.8% ABV and comes in a 70 cl bottle.
M Pek Cuberdon: an aperitif that tastes of cuberdon
In its large clear screw-top bottle, M Pek Cuberdon shows off a magenta colour and a white screen-printed design. A bottle that catches the eye on an aperitif table.
The cuberdon, a Belgian sweet
The cuberdon is a cone-shaped Belgian sweet, with a thin sugary crust and a syrupy centre, traditionally raspberry-flavoured. You can also find it as a sweet in our cuberdons section.
How to enjoy M Pek Cuberdon?
M.PEK aperitifs are enjoyed neat, preferably on ice, as an aperitif or with coffee. They also make an ideal base for cocktails.
Serving ideas
- On ice: 4 cl in a small glass filled with ice cubes.
- As a long drink: topped up with sparkling water or tonic, with a slice of lemon.
- Sparkling: a few centilitres at the bottom of a flute, topped up with crémant or sparkling wine.
Keep the bottle in the fridge to serve M Pek Cuberdon well chilled.
Peket, Liège’s eau-de-vie
Peket (or pèkèt) is the Liège name for jenever: a grain spirit flavoured with juniper berries. In Liège, it comes in many fruity flavours and is gladly shared at popular festivities, such as 15 August in Outremeuse. The Liège Tourist Office gives it a place in its brochure “Spécialités liégeoises – Recettes et bonnes adresses” (in French).
A Liège gift idea
For a party, a birthday or drinks with friends, M Pek Cuberdon rounds off a hamper of regional specialities with a LièGin gin, waffles or Sirop de Liège (Liège syrup).
The whole M.PEK range
Forest Fruits, Spiced Redcurrant, Lacquemant, Melon, Blood Orange, Green Apple, Plum, Violet, as well as the M Pek Bio, the first Belgian organic peket, and the M-Liégeoise macaron cream.
Order from Chez Popol
Delivery is free from €80 incl. VAT in Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. You can also collect your order from our shop in Petit-Rechain, rue de Battice 53.
Please drink responsibly – alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health.
