• Moët Hennessy has launched Volcan X.A, a hand-crafted ultra-premium tequila made from 100 per cent Blue Agave with zero additives.
    Moët Hennessy has launched Volcan X.A, a hand-crafted ultra-premium tequila made from 100 per cent Blue Agave with zero additives.
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Moët Hennessy has launched Volcan X.A, a hand-crafted ultra-premium tequila made from 100 per cent Blue Agave with zero additives and a blend of Reposado, Anejo and extra-Anejo tequilas.

Volcan X.A exclusively uses “Grace Casks”, a specific barrel of American oak which infuses the Tequila with smooth, toasted and vanilla aromas, and is entering the premium segment of the market with a bottle design that pays tribute to the volcano named ‘Tequila’. 

Volcan X.A features a tasteful Tequila profile with a Reposado base and Añejo and Extra-Añejo.

Volcan de mi Tierra CEO Julien Morel said demand for Tequila had increased and hoped to ‘delight existing and new Tequila aficionados’ with the new release.

“The Tequila market continues to grow at a fast pace, demonstrating the increased level of consumer taste and their desire for quality Tequilas. After a successful introduction of our core products, Blanco, & Cristalino, we are thrilled to launch Volcan X.A: a pure and ultimate expression of Volcan de mi Tierra savoir-faire, created to be appreciated around the best tables of the world,” said Morel.

Volcan X.A is available exclusively from Kent Street Cellars and at a selection of venues nationwide.

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