Neat. The aroma is light and fresh. Notes of agave, light fresh tropical fruit, raw jalapeno, some vegetal notes, citrus, and saline. Taste is sweet agave, green olive, fruit, and light herbs. The finish is sweet and tart with some bitter herbal notes. Overall, it's quite tasty and easy to drink with no unpleasant flavors. It's interesting because I can discern the blend of Valley and Altos agave. Nice bottle, no additives. Slightly expensive. It competes with some very good blancos that I would favor.
Volcán De Mi Tierra Blanco Tequila
Tequila Blanco Tequila Jalisco No age statement 40% ABV
Tried it?
How was this pour?
Score this bottleRating a bottle takes an account, so your scores follow you and count towards the number everyone else reads.
About this bottle
Produced by Master Distiller Anna Maria Romero Mena, Volcán De Mi Tierra Blanco utilizes agave from both Los Altos (Highland) and Tequila Valley (Lowlands). This tequila, whose name translates to "Land of the Volcano," represents a collaboration between Moët Hennessey and the Gallardo family. It first became available in certain US markets in May 2017 and contains no additives. The suggested retail price is $45.
How it tastes
Measured across 14 flavor axes. Tap a note to find other bottles that lead with it.
Reviews
Showing the most detailed of 14 parsed reviews.
Volcán Blanco is crafted with a primary focus on the agave. The distillery uses a blend of highland and lowland agaves to create a distinctive expression. The aroma presents raw and cooked agave, complemented by notes of orange, pear, dry herbs, and a hint of smoke. The flavors echo the aroma, with raw and cooked agave, fruits, black pepper, caramel, and subtle spearmint notes on the finish.
Exceptional liquid. The combination of highland (fruity) and lowland (herbal) agaves creates an outstanding taste. Agave is very prominent, and the alcohol is perfectly integrated. Produced in a distillery that exclusively makes volcan. Genuine product.
fantastic joven tequila with classic characteristics that are well-integrated. A simple choice given the cost ($40). I still like the aged version for sipping, but the joven is perfect for mixed drinks
Vanilla, pineapple, pepper, saline, herbs, and citrus. A bit light and might get lost in a cocktail but enjoyable neat.
Smooth and quite pleasant. Its excellent sweetness makes you want more.
8 more reviews were collected for this bottle. The longest ones are shown first.
Tastes like this
Closest flavor profiles across the whole catalog.