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Perry

Discover Perry, a bubbly drink made from pears that's been around for ages!

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KATY PERRY PARIS - ELYSEE MONTMARTRE - 2009

KATY PERRY PARIS - ELYSEE MONTMARTRE - 2009

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KATY PERRY PARIS - ELYSEE MONTMARTRE - 2009
KATY PERRY PARIS - ELYSEE MONTMARTRE - 2009
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Katy Perry, Part Of Me in Sydney Australia
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KATY PERRY PARIS - ELYSEE MONTMARTRE - 2009
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Key Facts

Made From
Fermented pears.
Traditional Homes
England (Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Worcestershire), parts of South Wales, France (Normandy, Anjou), Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Alcohol Content
Typically 5% to 8% alcohol by volume.
Fun Fact
Perry can sometimes be made even stronger, like a special spirit called Calvados, or blended to be about 17% alcohol.

What's This Peary Goodness?

Imagine your favorite juice, but with a little sparkle and a grown-up twist! Perry is a special drink made from fermented pears. Fermenting is like magic where tiny helpers called yeast eat the pear sugar and turn it into a fizzy, yummy drink. It's not just for grown-ups; it's a fun part of history and culture in places like England and France!

A Taste of the Past!

People have been making Perry for a very, very long time. Think about how long ago castles were built โ€“ Perry making is almost that old! It's been a favorite drink in countries like England, especially in areas famous for growing lots of pears. Imagine farmers picking pears and turning them into this special drink for celebrations and everyday enjoyment.

Why Perry is So Cool!

Perry is special because it connects us to the past and to the land. It shows how people used the fruits they grew to make something delicious and unique. It's also a drink that brings people together, just like sharing a special treat with friends. Plus, it's a way to enjoy the amazing flavor of pears in a whole new way!

How Do They Make It Sparkle?

Making Perry is like a science experiment! Farmers take ripe pears and let them sit. Tiny, invisible yeast are naturally on the pears. These yeast munch on the sugary juice inside the pears. As they eat, they make bubbles (that's the fizz!) and a little bit of alcohol. It's a natural process that turns simple pear juice into a delightful drink.

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