Unopened 1970's Sauza Conmemorativo Bottle

[timborama2001]

I have a bottle of Sauza Conmemorativo Anejo Tequila from the 60's or 70's. It is in the original box and the bottle is still sealed tightly. Looks great. I was wondering what the value of such a bottle might be? Any guesses? I am new to this. Also I do like tequila I was wondering if I were to open and drink it what might it taste like. I used to modern regular Sauza or Jose Cuervo gold or black. Can anyone kind of give me an idea? Thanks a lot in advance.

[SeattleJuan]

The current Conmemorativo from Sauza is a mixto, meaning 51% agave sugar and 49% other sugar. Not sure if the older stuff was a mixto but would think it likely. If no evaporation has occurred it would be interesting to see what it tastes like. Cuervo Gold and Black are also mixtos so if you like those chances are good this would taste just fine to you.

As far as value, it is worth what someone would pay for it. Lot of old bottles really have no intrinsic value except to the owner or as memorabilia. Post a picture and maybe someone will chime in or make an offer if you wish to sell.