GIMBER vs Yumi: 2026 Comparison (and the INTI Alternative)

Undecided between GIMBER (Belgian, popular) and Yumi (French, cold-pressed)? Here's an honest comparison + a 3rd option often overlooked: INTI.

The direct comparison table

Criterion	GIMBER 🇧🇪	Yumi 🇫🇷	INTI 🇧🇪 (alt.)
Sugar / 100ml	~35g	~6-8g	<1.5g
Process	Pasteurized	Cold-pressed	Pasteurized
Organic	✅	✅	✅
Turmeric	❌	Varies by ref.	✅
Black pepper	❌	❌	✅
Sweetener	Cane sugar	Fruit sugars	Organic erythritol
Origin	Antwerp 🇧🇪	France	Meise 🇧🇪

GIMBER: Popular but Sweet

GIMBER is the leader in terms of recognition. Massively distributed in supermarkets and organic stores. Accessible taste thanks to ~35g sugar/100ml. Limitation: not suitable for daily health use due to glycemic load.

Yumi: French Cold-Pressed

Yumi offers honest cold-pressed shots in a ready-to-drink format (60ml). More natural than GIMBER in terms of process, but still sweet (~6-8g/100ml). No turmeric + black pepper.

INTI: The Pharmacologically Complete 3rd Option

INTI is Belgian like GIMBER but with a completely different formula: ginger + turmeric + black pepper + cayenne + organic erythritol. The piperine + curcumin synergy (Shoba 1998, +2000% bioavailability) is unique in the Belgian market.

Comparison Verdict

• For occasional non-alcoholic cocktails: GIMBER
• For ready-to-drink shots on the go/for sports: Yumi
• For daily health benefits and a complete formula: INTI