Capillary Whisky Sticks
OwnerTony D. Penicheinventor
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Abstract
A whisky bottle has a volume of liquid whisky and contains at least one piece of wood made primarily of oak that may otherwise be used to continue aging whiskey and other spirits post barreling inside of the bottle, where the at least one piece of wood has a total surface area thereof that is selected based upon the volume of liquid.
Claims17
A bottle containing any spirit, liquid, beverage or whisky that has been or could be aged utilizing the traditional barreling process and comprising:
- (a) a bottle having a volume of liquid contained therein;
- (b) at least one piece of wood made primarily of oak including at least one deformation in the exterior surface thereof of a sufficient size that a majority of the volume of said at least one piece of wood has end-to-end capillary action that is decreased by a factor of at least a quarter in the length of said capillary action, where said at least one piece of wood have a total surface area thereof, where said total surface area thereof is selected based upon said volume of liquid;
- (c) said at least one piece of wood located within said whisky bottle.
A bottle containing any spirit, liquid, beverage or whisky that has been or could be aged utilizing the traditional barreling process and comprising:
- a) a bottle having a volume of liquid contained therein;
- b) at least one piece of wood made primarily of oak that may otherwise be used to replicate the traditional barrel aging process within the bottle to age a spirit, beverage, liquid or whisky, where said at least one piece of wood have a total surface area thereof, where said total surface area thereof is selected based upon said volume of liquid;
- c) said at least one piece of wood located within said bottle.
A bottle containing any spirit, liquid, beverage or whisky that has been or could be aged utilizing the traditional barreling process and comprising:
- a) a bottle having a volume of liquid contained therein;
- b) at least one piece of wood made primarily of oak that may otherwise be used to continue the barrel aging process of whiskey, wine, and other spirits and liquids which traditional barrel aging is used to enhance the flavor and value of the liquid said at least one piece of wood for this use is to have a total surface area thereof, where said total surface area thereof is selected based upon said volume of liquid;
- c) said at least one piece of wood located within said bottle or post traditional barrel storage non-wood container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.