How does the pear get in a tequila bottle?

The process of getting a pear into a tequila bottle typically involves placing a young pear inside the bottle when it is still small and growing. As the pear matures, it fills the bottle, and once fully grown, the bottle is harvested. This method is often used in the production of certain types of flavored tequila or mezcal, creating a unique presentation and adding a fruity flavor to the spirit. The Pears are usually secured in place, ensuring they remain intact for display and consumption.