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Volcan Tahona Prestige Tequila - 70CL

Volcan Tahona Prestige Tequila - 70CL

$115.00 SGD
$115.00 SGD
Inspired by the silky white smoke that blankets a volcano post-eruption, Volcán de mi Tierra Blanco Tahona is a stunning new prestige tequila that's quite unlike any you've tried before. An homage to the volcanic terroir and rich heritage of tequila, it's been hand crafted using ancestral methods and is presented in an eye-catching bottle that rises, volcano-like, to a staggering height.
Designed to be sipped and savoured, it's super smooth, packed with enticing flavours and aromas, and has been made with 100% blue agave that has been cooked and crushed with a tahona, a wheel made from the same volcanic rock in which the plants were grown.
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HOW TO ENJOY

Service temperature - 4°C
Storage advice - Store upright in a cool, dark, dry place
Closure - Cap with Cork
Health warning - Enjoy Volcan de mi Tierra responsibly
Alcohol by volume - 40.0%
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APPEARANCE: Transparent, bright and luminous with silver hues.

AROMA: On the nose, there are sweet tones of cooked agave combined with hints of mint, rosemary and black pepper, as well as softer citrus, floral and wet earth notes. Contrasting aromas of vanilla, almond, dulce de leche, cinnamon and walnut then emerge, along with smoke, almonds, red apple and cranberry.

TASTE: In the mouth, you can expect a balanced, silky smooth and crisp taste with a subtle sweetness combined with herbal flavours. There's a presence of cooked agave, milk candy, almonds, vanilla, red apple, cranberry and a light smoke.

Goes perfectly well with grilled shrimp and ceviche.

Jalisco, Mexico

2021 San Francisco World Spirits Competition - Double Gold Medal

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