The vintage Pre-1964 Habanero Piza liquor bottle is an amber color and has no chips or breaks. It is a vintage, empty amber glass bottle that originally contained Habanero Pizá, a popular spiced liqueur and rum-based spirit produced in Mexico City during the 20th century (specifically from the 1930s to the 1970s).  It was a sugarcane liqueur made in Tabasco Mexico by Juan Piza y Cia.  The Habanero name had nothing to do with the spicy chile.

It is an empty decanter from Mexico D.F. made by Habanero Pizá (produced by Productos Pizá S.A.).

The embossed design has the crown and dragon heads (sometimes called griffins) on the glass just below the neck of the bottle and was part of the brand's traditional European-style coat of arms logo.

Because the bottle has embossed on it "Federal Law Forbids Sale or Re-Use Of This Bottle" it is considered pre-1964 dated, a common mandate for U.S. spirits.

It is clean glass with no chips, cracks or heavy scratches.  There is no lid or label.  The bottom of the bottle has embossed on it "Habanero Piza, S.A. Mexico, D.F."

Comes bubble wrapped and shipped in a box with air cushions from a smoke free home via USPS Ground Advantage with tracking.