  A hollow bottle-like microresonator (BLMR) with ultra-high quality factor is
fabricated from a microcapillary with nearly parabolic profile. At 1.55 $\mu m$
pumping, degenerate four-wave mixing can be observed for a BLMR of diameter 102
$\mu$m. The parabolic profile of the BLMR guarantees a nearly zero waveguide
dispersion, which is theoretically discussed in detail. From the simulation, at
1.55 $\mu$m wavelength in such a BLMR, the fundamental bottle mode is in the
anomalous dispersion regime, whilst the ordinary whispering gallery mode (WGM)
confined at the center of the BLMR is in the normal dispersion regime.
Experimentally, no degenerate FWM is observed for the WGM selected by
positioning the coupling tapered fiber in the same BLMR. Furthermore,
dispersion tuning is briefly discussed. As the work predicted, the BLMR shows
promise for the implementation of sparsely distributed, widely spanned
frequency combs at the telecommunication wavelength.
