Beverage consumption device
OwnerDominique Claessensinventor
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Abstract
The present invention is a device for consuming beverages, e.g. shots of alcohol. The tube, cylinder or straw preferably comprises a transparent acrylic cylinder having a tapered interior chamber having a volume between 0.5 of an ounce and 2.0 fluid ounces, a first opening and a second opening, an exterior grip and a stopper guide. The second opening has an O-ring and is closed by a stopper. The stopper has a finger grip placed above the stopper guide and is biased closed by a spring. The tapered interior chamber volume is preferably 1.3 fluid ounces and the cylinder has a preferred height of seven inches.
Claims20
A beverage consumption device comprising:
- a cylinder with an interior chamber having a volume greater than or equal to 0.5 fluid ounces, a first opening and a second opening,
- the second opening having a gasket and being closed by a stopper in a first position and being open when the stopper is in a second position,
- where the stopper is biased into the first position by a spring.
3 The beverage consumption device of claim 2 where the cylinder further comprises a stopper guide below the finger grip.
A beverage consumption device comprising:
- a cylinder with a tapered interior chamber having a volume greater than or equal to one fluid ounce, a first opening and a second opening,
- the second opening having a gasket and being closed by a stopper in a first position and being open when the stopper is in a second position,
- where the stopper is biased into the first position by a spring.
A beverage consumption straw comprising:
- a transparent acrylic cylinder having a tapered interior chamber having a volume between one fluid ounce and 1.5 fluid ounces, a first opening and a second opening, an exterior grip and a stopper guide,
- the second opening having an O-ring and being closed by a stopper in a first position and being open when the stopper is in a second position,
- where the stopper has a finger grip placed above the stopper guide and is biased into the first position by a spring.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.