You can find Acronimo Sotol at select bars, restaurants, and specialty liquor stores across Miami. Look for it in spots that feature craft Mexican spirits or ask your bartender for it by name. Availability is growing, so check with your favorite venues.

Sotol is a Mexican spirit made from the wild Dasylirion plant, not the agave plant used for tequila. It has a lighter, more herbal taste with hints of citrus and earth, making it smoother and more versatile in cocktails while still packing rich flavor.

Yes! Acronimo Sotol is available in Florida, especially in Miami’s top bars, restaurants, and select liquor shops. Distribution is growing, so it’s becoming easier to find for both locals and visitors.

Yes. You can order Acronimo Sotol directly from our official website at www.acronimo.com for delivery in Miami. It’s also available through select Florida-based and national liquor delivery services. Check online for current stock and delivery options to your area.

You’ll often find craft Mexican spirits, including sotol, at bars in Wynwood, Little Havana, South Beach, and the Design District. Look for cocktail lounges and restaurants that focus on artisanal or small-batch spirits.

Absolutely. Sotol’s crisp, earthy flavor complements Cuban dishes like ropa vieja and arroz con pollo, as well as Latin seafood dishes, tacos, and ceviche. It refreshes the palate while enhancing the spice and richness of the food.

Yes. Sotol plants grow wild without extra watering or chemicals. Acronimo Sotol is hand-harvested and small-batch distilled, making it a more environmentally friendly choice compared to mass-produced spirits.

You can make Sotopina, Kalinaka Nawa, Mango tango, and even Spicy manzanita with sotol. It works well in place of tequila, gin, or vodka for a lighter, herbal twist. It’s also smooth enough to enjoy neat or on the rocks.

Sotol usually has a similar alcohol level to mezcal (around 38–45% ABV) but tastes lighter and less smoky. That makes it easier to sip straight or use in refreshing cocktails.

Miami’s food and drink scene loves new, authentic flavors. Sotol offers something fresh, artisanal, and sustainable. As more bars feature craft Mexican spirits, locals and visitors are discovering sotol’s unique taste and versatility in cocktails.