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Is sotol legally distinct from tequila and mezcal?

Yes. Sotol is legally distinct from tequila. Tequila and Mezcal come from agave. Sotol comes from Dasylirion.

Is sotol an agave-based spirit?

No. And that difference changes everything. Sotol is botanically distinct from tequila because it's not an agave-based product.

Is sotol a new tequila?

No. Sotol is not a new tequila — it is an entirely different Mexican spirit. While tequila comes from blue agave, sotol is made from the wild sotol or Dasylirion plant, and it carries 800 years of history. Sotol stands on its own as Mexico’s third great spirit, alongside tequila and mezcal.

How is Sotol made?

It all begins with wild Dasylirion, which grows naturally in the Sierra Madre and takes 15-20 years to mature.

What plant family does sotol belong to?

Sotol is made from the Sotol or Dasylirion plant. It grows naturally in the desert regions of northern Mexico and is not an agave. It is a different plant with a longer maturation process and a strong connection to its environment.

Is Sotol Romo Kosher Certified?

Yes. Sotol Romo is kosher certified, and the certification will soon appear directly on every bottle. From our first commercial batch, all Sotol Romo products are produced under Kosher Certification — reflecting our commitment to purity, transparency, and the highest standards in everything we make.

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