The Savannah Pack — 12 Glass-Free Cocktails for Mareeba
Four days in the tropics. Make camp the good bit.
Savannah's festival precinct is completely dry — no BYO past the gate, and no glass anywhere. Which makes your campsite the only bar you actually control. Stock it properly.
The Savannah Pack — 12 tropical cocktails
Twelve 130ml pouches · 8.7–16% ABV · standard drinks on every label · free lanyard · 18+
The rule
Nothing crosses the precinct gate. Everything happens at camp.
Savannah is stricter than most: the festival precinct is a glass-free zone with no alcohol permitted at all — bags are searched on entry and anything that shouldn't be there is confiscated. BYO is welcome back at the campgrounds, Rent a Tent and Glamping areas. So the four nights you'll remember are the ones at your own site.
✕ Into the precinct
No alcohol of any kind. No glass. Sealed water and soft drink only, plus food, a camp chair, a blanket and your camera.
✓ At your campground
Your own drinks are welcome — and with no glass allowed anywhere on site, a pouch is about as easy as it gets.
What's inside
A dozen built for thirty degrees on the Tablelands
- 2× Piña Colada
- 2× Tommy's Margarita
- 2× Pornstar Martini
- 1× Mai Tai
- 1× Fabulous Cosmopolitan
- 1× Aussie Berry Bliss
- 1× Elderflower Gin Gimlet
- 1× Espresso Martini
- 1× Shiso Sour
Weighted tropical on purpose — Piña Colada, Margarita and Mai Tai carry a hot Mareeba afternoon far better than anything heavy. Each one is a complete bar-quality cocktail in a resealable 130ml pouch, 8.7–16% ABV. Nothing else to pack — no spirits, no mixers, no shaker, no cups, no limes.
Straight into the esky. In that heat, the ice is doing the real work anyway.
Wearable
Clip it on and get your hands back
- Wear it, don't carry it. Every order comes with a free lanyard and the pouch clips straight on — hands free for the chair, the fan and the chorus.
- Reseal and walk. Cap it between sips and wander three sites down. It's still there when you get back.
- Seals against the heat and the bugs. An open can in tropical October collects company fast. A resealed pouch doesn't.
- No cups, no washing up. The pouch is the vessel. Drink from it, or pour it over ice — nothing to wash in the morning.
Bartender-made · camp-shaken
You do the ten-second shake. We did the ten years behind the bar.
These aren't your average premix. Every recipe is built to bar spec with real spirits and real citrus, mixed fresh in Australia, then sealed while it's still a cocktail. The last step — the bit a bartender does with a shaker — is yours.
Open
Crack the cap and let a breath of air in. The pouch expands like a shaker tin.
Close
Seal it back up tight. Now you're holding a shaker with the drink already in it.
Shake
Ten seconds. This builds the crema on the sours and lifts the citrus — exactly what a bartender's shaker does. A can can't.
Sip
Straight from the pouch, or over ice in whatever's clean. Bar-quality, in the shade of a pandanus.
What a bar charges for a Piña Colada, versus what one costs in this pack — no queue, no walk back, no closing time.
“You've given people their most valuable resource back. Their time. It's bloody brilliant.”
Built for four days at Kerribee Park
Why it works in the Mareeba campground
Tropical by design
Weighted to Piña Colada, Margarita and Mai Tai — the ones that actually work at thirty degrees and high humidity.
Zero glass, anywhere
The whole site is glass-free. Pouches are glass-free and crush-proof, so nothing gets confiscated at the gate.
Hands-free on the lanyard
Clip it on and wear your cocktail. Both hands back for the camp chair and the chorus.
Nothing else to pack
No spirits, no mixers, no cups, no limes. Twelve pouches and your camp bar is fully stocked for four days.
Packs flat, both ways
130ml a serve. A round of real cocktails weighs less than one wine bottle and folds down to nothing when you bump out.
Keeps 12 months
CitrusFresh™ keeps them fresher than 98% of bars, so whatever camp doesn't get through comes home just as good.
Worth knowing before you drive up the range
- The precinct is dry. No alcohol at all past the festival gate — bags are searched, and anything found is confiscated without return.
- BYO lives at your campground. Campgrounds, Rent a Tent and Glamping areas all allow your own drinks.
- Glass-free everywhere. Water and soft drink into the precinct must be sealed and non-glass.
- Mareeba is the last real stop. About an hour up from Cairns — order to your door and skip the bottle shop detour entirely.
Free shipping — no delivery charge added at checkout. Far North Queensland takes longer than the rest of the country, so order by Friday 18 September to be certain it lands before you head up to Mareeba.
Quick answers
Can I take these into the festival precinct?
No — and neither can anyone else. Savannah's festival precinct is completely dry: no BYO alcohol of any kind, and it's a glass-free zone. Bags are searched on entry. These are for your campground, where BYO is welcome and where most of a four-day festival actually happens.
Is glass allowed anywhere on site?
No. Savannah runs a glass-free site — even water and soft drink taken into the precinct must be in sealed non-glass containers. MXTOLOGY pouches are completely glass-free and crush-proof.
Why the tropical mix?
Because Mareeba in October is hot and humid. Piña Colada, Tommy's Margarita and Mai Tai drink far better in that weather than heavier styles, so this pack is weighted toward them — with an Espresso Martini and a couple of Pornstar Martinis for the evenings.
Are these actually bar-quality, or are they premix?
Bar-quality. Every recipe is built to bar spec with real top-shelf spirits and real citrus, mixed fresh in Australia at 8.7–16% ABV, then sealed. The one step left is the shake — ten seconds in the pouch does what a bartender's shaker does, including building the crema on the sours. Gordon Ramsay chose them for his winning team on Food Stars.
How do you drink a cocktail pouch?
Open · Close · Shake · Sip: open the spout to let air in, close the lid, shake for ten seconds to liven the citrus and build the crema, then sip — straight from the pouch or poured over ice. No shaker, no mixers, nothing to wash up.
Is twelve enough for four days?
Most campers land around 2–3 a day, so a twelve-pack is roughly three a night across the festival for one person, or a nightly round for a group of three or four. Anything you don't get through keeps for months and comes home with you.
How many standard drinks is a pouch?
Between 0.9 and 1.6 standard drinks depending on the cocktail (8.7–16% ABV), printed on every label — much easier to pace across four days in the heat than free-pouring spirits at camp.
Why is the order-by date earlier than other events?
Because Far North Queensland is a long way from anywhere. Standard delivery to the Mareeba and Cairns region takes noticeably longer than to the southern states, so we've set the free-shipping cut-off at Friday 18 September to be sure it beats you there.
Savannah in the Round 2026: 8–11 October, Kerribee Park, Mareeba QLD. 18+ only — please drink responsibly. Alcohol and glass conditions described here are the event's published conditions at time of writing; check the current terms before you travel. MXTOLOGY is an independent brand and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or an official partner of Savannah in the Round.
Four days in the tropics. Make camp the good bit.
Savannah's festival precinct is completely dry — no BYO past the gate, and no glass anywhere. Which makes your campsite the only bar you actually control. Stock it properly.
The Savannah Pack — 12 tropical cocktails
Twelve 130ml pouches · 8.7–16% ABV · standard drinks on every label · free lanyard · 18+
The rule
Nothing crosses the precinct gate. Everything happens at camp.
Savannah is stricter than most: the festival precinct is a glass-free zone with no alcohol permitted at all — bags are searched on entry and anything that shouldn't be there is confiscated. BYO is welcome back at the campgrounds, Rent a Tent and Glamping areas. So the four nights you'll remember are the ones at your own site.
✕ Into the precinct
No alcohol of any kind. No glass. Sealed water and soft drink only, plus food, a camp chair, a blanket and your camera.
✓ At your campground
Your own drinks are welcome — and with no glass allowed anywhere on site, a pouch is about as easy as it gets.
What's inside
A dozen built for thirty degrees on the Tablelands
- 2× Piña Colada
- 2× Tommy's Margarita
- 2× Pornstar Martini
- 1× Mai Tai
- 1× Fabulous Cosmopolitan
- 1× Aussie Berry Bliss
- 1× Elderflower Gin Gimlet
- 1× Espresso Martini
- 1× Shiso Sour
Weighted tropical on purpose — Piña Colada, Margarita and Mai Tai carry a hot Mareeba afternoon far better than anything heavy. Each one is a complete bar-quality cocktail in a resealable 130ml pouch, 8.7–16% ABV. Nothing else to pack — no spirits, no mixers, no shaker, no cups, no limes.
Straight into the esky. In that heat, the ice is doing the real work anyway.
Wearable
Clip it on and get your hands back
- Wear it, don't carry it. Every order comes with a free lanyard and the pouch clips straight on — hands free for the chair, the fan and the chorus.
- Reseal and walk. Cap it between sips and wander three sites down. It's still there when you get back.
- Seals against the heat and the bugs. An open can in tropical October collects company fast. A resealed pouch doesn't.
- No cups, no washing up. The pouch is the vessel. Drink from it, or pour it over ice — nothing to wash in the morning.
Bartender-made · camp-shaken
You do the ten-second shake. We did the ten years behind the bar.
These aren't your average premix. Every recipe is built to bar spec with real spirits and real citrus, mixed fresh in Australia, then sealed while it's still a cocktail. The last step — the bit a bartender does with a shaker — is yours.
Open
Crack the cap and let a breath of air in. The pouch expands like a shaker tin.
Close
Seal it back up tight. Now you're holding a shaker with the drink already in it.
Shake
Ten seconds. This builds the crema on the sours and lifts the citrus — exactly what a bartender's shaker does. A can can't.
Sip
Straight from the pouch, or over ice in whatever's clean. Bar-quality, in the shade of a pandanus.
What a bar charges for a Piña Colada, versus what one costs in this pack — no queue, no walk back, no closing time.
“You've given people their most valuable resource back. Their time. It's bloody brilliant.”
Built for four days at Kerribee Park
Why it works in the Mareeba campground
Tropical by design
Weighted to Piña Colada, Margarita and Mai Tai — the ones that actually work at thirty degrees and high humidity.
Zero glass, anywhere
The whole site is glass-free. Pouches are glass-free and crush-proof, so nothing gets confiscated at the gate.
Hands-free on the lanyard
Clip it on and wear your cocktail. Both hands back for the camp chair and the chorus.
Nothing else to pack
No spirits, no mixers, no cups, no limes. Twelve pouches and your camp bar is fully stocked for four days.
Packs flat, both ways
130ml a serve. A round of real cocktails weighs less than one wine bottle and folds down to nothing when you bump out.
Keeps 12 months
CitrusFresh™ keeps them fresher than 98% of bars, so whatever camp doesn't get through comes home just as good.
Worth knowing before you drive up the range
- The precinct is dry. No alcohol at all past the festival gate — bags are searched, and anything found is confiscated without return.
- BYO lives at your campground. Campgrounds, Rent a Tent and Glamping areas all allow your own drinks.
- Glass-free everywhere. Water and soft drink into the precinct must be sealed and non-glass.
- Mareeba is the last real stop. About an hour up from Cairns — order to your door and skip the bottle shop detour entirely.
Free shipping — no delivery charge added at checkout. Far North Queensland takes longer than the rest of the country, so order by Friday 18 September to be certain it lands before you head up to Mareeba.
Quick answers
Can I take these into the festival precinct?
No — and neither can anyone else. Savannah's festival precinct is completely dry: no BYO alcohol of any kind, and it's a glass-free zone. Bags are searched on entry. These are for your campground, where BYO is welcome and where most of a four-day festival actually happens.
Is glass allowed anywhere on site?
No. Savannah runs a glass-free site — even water and soft drink taken into the precinct must be in sealed non-glass containers. MXTOLOGY pouches are completely glass-free and crush-proof.
Why the tropical mix?
Because Mareeba in October is hot and humid. Piña Colada, Tommy's Margarita and Mai Tai drink far better in that weather than heavier styles, so this pack is weighted toward them — with an Espresso Martini and a couple of Pornstar Martinis for the evenings.
Are these actually bar-quality, or are they premix?
Bar-quality. Every recipe is built to bar spec with real top-shelf spirits and real citrus, mixed fresh in Australia at 8.7–16% ABV, then sealed. The one step left is the shake — ten seconds in the pouch does what a bartender's shaker does, including building the crema on the sours. Gordon Ramsay chose them for his winning team on Food Stars.
How do you drink a cocktail pouch?
Open · Close · Shake · Sip: open the spout to let air in, close the lid, shake for ten seconds to liven the citrus and build the crema, then sip — straight from the pouch or poured over ice. No shaker, no mixers, nothing to wash up.
Is twelve enough for four days?
Most campers land around 2–3 a day, so a twelve-pack is roughly three a night across the festival for one person, or a nightly round for a group of three or four. Anything you don't get through keeps for months and comes home with you.
How many standard drinks is a pouch?
Between 0.9 and 1.6 standard drinks depending on the cocktail (8.7–16% ABV), printed on every label — much easier to pace across four days in the heat than free-pouring spirits at camp.
Why is the order-by date earlier than other events?
Because Far North Queensland is a long way from anywhere. Standard delivery to the Mareeba and Cairns region takes noticeably longer than to the southern states, so we've set the free-shipping cut-off at Friday 18 September to be sure it beats you there.
Savannah in the Round 2026: 8–11 October, Kerribee Park, Mareeba QLD. 18+ only — please drink responsibly. Alcohol and glass conditions described here are the event's published conditions at time of writing; check the current terms before you travel. MXTOLOGY is an independent brand and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or an official partner of Savannah in the Round.
