South Florida Distilleries
Home to sixteen (16) distilleries, South Florida has more local spirit-makers than any other region in the state. South Florida, including Ft. Lauderdale, Miami and Key West, is most known for rum - which is fitting given the area's rum-running history with Cuba. Four of these regional rum makers use Florida sugar cane.
Planning your visit. Whether or not
the following icons are present under Features, you will know
whether a given distillery offers:
| | Distillery Tours |
| Spirit Samples or
Tastings | |
Bottle Sales On-Site | |
Distribution (available in stores)
| | Retail
Merchandise | | Spirits made
from FL ingredients (Sugar cane, Rye, Oranges) |
| Pet Friendly
What types of spirits do they distill? |R| Rum, |V| Vodka, |W| Whiskey (Bourbon or Rye), |M| Moonshine Whiskey, |G| Gin, |T| Tequila
Distillers in South Florida
Please check the distillery's website or consider calling before your visit. Here's why: Tours may be at set times or by appointment only. Tastings may or may not be free and may require advanced scheduling for groups; Depending on the distillery, they may or may not sell bottles on premises and, due to state laws, there is a limit to the number of bottles you can purchase per year.
