• Brookie’s B Corp certified distillery in Byron Bay has released two non-alcoholic pre-mixes.
    Brookie’s B Corp certified distillery in Byron Bay has released two non-alcoholic pre-mixes.
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Brookie’s B Corp certified distillery in Byron Bay has released two non-alcoholic pre-mixes: a G&T with Pink Grapefruit, inspired by its classic dry gin and tonic, and a Blood Orange Spritz. 

CEO and co-founder Eddie Brook said, “Balance in life is important and there are times in our lives when we take a break from alcohol, Brookie’s is here to keep your vibes high and your spirit free, so you can experience a world class cocktail experience in a bottle, alcohol free”.

Free Spirited is crafted with Brookie’s rainforest botanical distillate, citrus, low calories, non-alcoholic and no stevia.

Brookie’s Free Spirited G&T with Pink Grapefruit and Blood Orange Spritz are available for RRP $19.00 per four pack.

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