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We study superharmonic functions, reduced function, harmonic measures and Jensen measures in Brelot spaces. We introduce the concept of quasi multiply superharmonic functions on a product of Brelot spaces and study their properties. A main result obtained is characterizing the quasi superharmonic functions in terms of harmonic, finely harmonic and Jensen measures. Then we prove that a quasi multiply superharmonic function on a product of Brelot spaces equals its lower semicontinuous regularization out side of a 2-negligible set. Further we give a sufficient condition on a Brelot space under which it becomes an extension space for superharmonic functions. As a result we characterize the extreme Jensen measures in such spaces. Finally we study extreme Jensen measures relative to several classes of multiply superharmonic functions.