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artefacts from the ancient Peruvian Moche culture and all contain Pisco, the national drink
of Peru. Also from Artesanal are the three colours of bonking frogs (what, you thought I
would stick to the naked ape?).

The overly well endowed men, both above and below, are from Sotelo and also contain
Pisco. As well as the grey, brown and red above there is also a silver version. The three
below also have an equally well endowed darker brown brother.

The next bottles are from El
Paraiso and guess what they
contain – Pisco (what else?).
They are in a pose known as the
‘Missionary Position’ and I feel
sure that the missionaries would
have enjoyed it!

There are again a number of
colour variations. We have five
different ones shown on the
Miniature Bottle Library web site,
www.minibottlelibrary.com. Note
that there are some that say Peru
on them and some that don’t.

We next travel to the ‘Garden of Eden.’ As far as I
know this was not in Peru but I doubt that this was in
Spain either, which is where most of the Adam & Eve,
or is that Adan & Eva, bottles come from. The Spanish
company Campeny has made lots of figurals but I bet
the Adam & Eve pair are their most popular. The first
four are bottles made of plaster over glass and
contain Licor del Paraiso. The final Campeny pair are just glass bottles and contain
Sangria wine. The final two Adam & Eve are from Italian company, Niccolo. They contain
Amaro liqueur.