If the drink is produced with pears rather than apples, it is known as perry. Perry is a lighter color and is traditionally sparkling. Perry is far less common in modern times than cider and the number of perry producers is in decline. [[Wales]] still produces some excellent perrys with Gwatkins "Thorn Perry", PB Jones' "Flossie's Hole" and WM Watkins "Traditional Perry" being particularly well renowned. | If the drink is produced with pears rather than apples, it is known as perry. Perry is a lighter color and is traditionally sparkling. Perry is far less common in modern times than cider and the number of perry producers is in decline. [[Wales]] still produces some excellent perrys with Gwatkins "Thorn Perry", PB Jones' "Flossie's Hole" and WM Watkins "Traditional Perry" being particularly well renowned. |