There is a fully grown pear in a bottle of peach schnapps. How do the makers get the fruit inside the bottle?

Question

This was doing the rounds at work today as a colleague received a bottle of pear schnapps from a friend. The bottle has a fully grown pear inside it. What we want to know is how did the pear get inside the bottle?

Answer 1

I don't know but it seems to me that however they are doing it, you are getting cheated out of about a pear's worth of schnapps.

Answer 2

Pear Grown In Bottle

Answer 3

They put the bottles on the tree branches and the pears grow inside the bottle!

Answer 4

They put the bottle over the pear on the tree and let the fruit grow inside of it.

Answer 5

They slip the end of the twig with the fertilized blossom inside the bottle and hang the bottle onto the tree. The blossom grows into a fruit and the fruit gets bigger inside the bottle. Finally when the pear is mature they snip the twig from the tree and trim the pear stem.

Answer 6

There's no pear in peach schnapps, but anyway the makers of PEAR schnapps put the bottles right on the pear trees after the flowers have been pollinated, and then pears grow right inside the bottles.

Answer 7

The pear bud is placed into the bottle and matures inside the bottle.
Cleaver eh!
The webiste describes the process for whiskey and therefore can be applied to the schnapps

Answer 8

They actually attach the bottle to the tree and let the pear grow in the bottle. Its another reason why they are not as scarred as some pears you will see in the grocery. This is becoming popular with a wide vareity of different alcohols. The story with the bottle is a great conversation starter.

Answer 9

they put the bottle on the pear tree,when the pear is just a little bud, then let the pear grow inside the bottle.

Answer 10

well mate i gotta say am p**sin myself laughing here over this cos i think it would be hilarious if you showed someone who didnt know this and was drunk a bottle with a pear in it and see the look o their blody face after. you gotta do that someitme.
yeah its pretty much about what evryone here says, stick a branch in a bottle and let it grow. then cut it off when its done. but i'd love to know how they know if the pear in the bottle has a little worm in it or bugs cos imagine seeing them swimming round in your bottle te he he.
god this question has give me a giggle mate thanks for that...

Answer 11

The ships inside the bottle are eased in slowly with everything folded down tightly and then released and a thread that is firmly attached raises the masts and sails.