Travis Scott unveils new hard seltzer creation Currently, the drink is sold out online but can be found in select stores. No description found
Travis Scott released a new hard seltzer, called “Cacti,” marking the latest creation by the artist with his Cactus Jack namesake.
The seltzer boasts that it is made with 100% blue agave tequila from Mexico and comes in 9-can variety packs.
Currently, there are three flavors of the seltzer: lime, strawberry and pineapple.
Currently, the product is sold out online but can be found in select stores.
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