Vintage 1960s José Cuervo Tequila Margarita Print Advertisement — Original Psychedelic Pop Art Original Ad
Approximately 8.5 x 11 inches.
This vintage 1960s José Cuervo Tequila magazine advertisement captures the spirit of an era when bold illustration and cocktail culture collided. Dominated by a vivid, painterly portrait of a wide-eyed woman set against a Mayan pyramid backdrop, the original print ad boldly claims 'Cuervo Created The Margarita' — a collector's snapshot of the brand's most famous marketing position. The lush pop-art composition, complete with four cocktail recipes including the Sour, Blizzard, Sangrita, and Margarita, makes this collectible ad a standout piece of American drinking culture history from the decade that defined the cocktail renaissance.
What you see is what you get; the ad in the photo is the exact one that'll come to you. Listed sizes are close, but treat them as ballpark, not gospel.
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Go with custom framing and we'll reach out to design something that does the piece justice. We have examples from our own offices and from current clients to give you inspiration.
Every unframed ad rides safe: acid free sleeve, stiff backerboard behind it, another board up front, all tucked into a rigid photo mailer and sent USPS with 3-day tracking. It'll get to you the way it left us.