Pear nectar and pear juice are similar but they are not the exact same thing.
The only difference between pear juice and pear nectar is that the pear juice is usually diluted with water and contains more sugar.
And the pear nectar is usually thicker and contains less sugar.
However if you remove the pear juice and pear nectar from the pears yourself then there's really no difference other than where you extract the pear juice and pear nectar.
Pear Juice is usually extracted from the pulp of the pear while the pear nectar usually is extracted elsewhere from the pear.
Yes you can drink pear nectar.
You can either dilute the pear nectar in some water or just drink the pear nectar directly from the pears.
The pears nectar is just as healthy as the pear and will benefit your health.
Pear Nectar is packed full of vitamins, minerals, nutrients and antioxidants which can benefit your health and may also ward off diseases such as cancer, the flu virus, cold virus etc.
The pear nectar can boost your immune system which helps your body fight off any of those disease and viruses so that you will usually recover much sooner.
Natural fruit nectar and fruit and fruit juices are some of the best natural medicines to help your body heal and ward off illness.
Just be sure to drink the pear nectar soon after removing it from the pear as it can get thicker and become brown the longer it sits.
Pear Nectar is best enjoyed immediately.