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Best enjoyed with Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water, garnished with dehydrated cumquat wheel.
Recommended TonicFever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water
Garnish
Dehydrated Cumquat WheelBrookie’s Shirl The Pearl Cumquat Gin is an Australian flavoured gin from Cape Byron Distillery, created around Brookie’s Dry Gin and the bright citrus character of cumquats. The expression is playful in name but serious in aromatic direction. It places cumquat at the centre, giving the gin a sharp citrus-fruit identity that fits naturally with the subtropical inspiration of the Brookie’s range.
The composition is based on cumquats and Brookie’s Dry Gin. Cumquat brings a distinctive balance of peel, acidity and fruit, while the underlying dry gin keeps the structure botanical rather than simply sweet. The style is flavoured, with the citrus-fruit character clearly placed at the front while the gin base provides the frame.
The nose is bright and citrus-driven, with cumquat peel, fresh fruit acidity and a clean gin lift. On the palate, the fruit is vivid and tangy: peel gives bitterness, pulp gives juiciness, and the dry gin base brings the necessary botanical grip. The finish is fresh, zesty and lightly bittersweet.
At 37.7% ABV, Brookie’s Shirl The Pearl Cumquat Gin is made for a refreshing gin and tonic with Mediterranean tonic, a cumquat wheel or a thin orange garnish. It also suits bright spritz-style serves where citrus intensity and clean bitterness are welcome.
The cumquat profile gives the gin a useful balance between brightness and gentle bitterness. That makes it more versatile than a simple sweet citrus gin: it can refresh a highball, sharpen a spritz-style drink and bring a distinct Australian citrus identity to a premium serve without needing an overloaded garnish.

Dehydrated Cumquat WheelBuild in a large balloon glass filled with clear ice cubes.
Pour 5 cl of Brookie’s Shirl The Pearl Cumquat Gin, then add 15 cl of Fever-Tree Mediterranean Tonic Water.
Stir gently and garnish with a dehydrated cumquat wheel.
The garnish reinforces the citrus-peel bitterness and juicy brightness that define the gin, while the tonic keeps the serve fresh and elegant.
The serve should finish with a clean bittersweet citrus note rather than a sugary orange impression.


