Mezcal/SOTOL COYOTE Vibora Edition Especial 750 ml

SOTOL COYOTE Vibora Edition Especial 750 ml

Chihuahua, Mexico
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About this bottle

Sotol Coyote Vibora Edicion Especial is a sotol, a Mexican agave-adjacent spirit distilled not from agave but from Dasylirion, the desert spoon plant native to Chihuahua and the broader Chihuahuan Desert. Though it's often shelved next to mezcal, sotol is a legally distinct category with its own denomination of origin. This special edition (vibora meaning snake) is a small-batch release distilled in a traditional copper still, capturing the wild, herbaceous character of a plant that isn't cultivated the way agave typically is. Expect an earthy, grassy, slightly mineral profile rather than the sweeter cooked-agave notes of tequila or mezcal. Worth trying for drinkers who want to go beyond agave spirits entirely.

How to drink Sotol Coyote Vibora

Sip it neat in a small glass to taste the desert-spoon plant's herbaceous character on its own. It also works in a sotol Paloma if you want to see it against grapefruit and soda.

Specs

MezcalChihuahua, Mexico

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How should I drink Sotol Coyote Vibora?

Sipped neat in a small copita, the way sotol is traditionally served in northern Mexico.

Is sotol the same as mezcal?

No — sotol is distilled from the Dasylirion plant (sometimes called "desert spoon"), which isn't an agave at all, giving it a more herbal, mineral profile than agave-based mezcal or tequila.

Where is Sotol Coyote produced?

Chihuahua, Mexico, in the same northern desert region sotol has traditionally come from.

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