Sepp Stadelmann, who is now known far beyond the borders of the region as "Fläsche-Sepp," presents his unique collection of more than 35,000 bottles at the Swiss Bottle Museum in Willisau.

Sepp Stadelmann, who is now known far beyond the borders of the region as "Fläsche-Sepp", is presenting his unique collection of more than 35,000 bottles at the Swiss Bottle Museum in Willisau. For decades, he has been collecting unusual and unique, but also common bottles and exhibiting them in the former Käppelimatt cheese dairy with the help of the bottle association, which was founded in May 2006. This is bursting at the seams, as wonderful specimens are added almost daily. Large and small bottles, in all colors and shapes, are among them, as well as special new creations or misfabrications. The 7.5 meter high bottle is the landmark of the bottle museum in Käppelimatt, visible from afar. However, the largest bottle in Switzerland does not contain anything liquid; inside is a spiral staircase that connects the terrace on the 1st floor with the balcony on the top floor.


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