Vintage Jose Cuervo La Rojeña Tequila Miniature Bottle

This is a vintage miniature glass bottle of Jose Cuervo La Rojeña Tequila, estimated to date from the late 1960s to the 1970s. The bottle is constructed of clear glass with a cylindrical body and a tapered neck. It features a predominantly cream-colored paper label with red and black accents, showcasing the 'Jose Cuervo' brand name and the 'La Rojeña' distillery designation. Notable graphic elements include a row of gold-toned medallion illustrations across the top of the label, representing awards won by the distillery. A distinctive feature of this specimen is the intact pink/red paper United States Internal Revenue tax stamp spanning across the white screw-cap closure, which suggests an age between 1961 and 1982. The condition appears fair for its age; while the bottle remains sealed with its original liquid contents (showing no significant evaporation), the paper tax stamp shows visible wear and peeling at the edges. The main label shows minor discoloration and light staining consistent with age and long-term storage. The presence of the tax strip and the specific 'La Rojeña' branding indicates an older production cycle from Mexico's oldest active distillery, making this a collectible piece for spirit enthusiasts or barware historians.