Multi-vesselled beverage container

A dual vesselled one-piece beverage container, comprising:

• a pair of generally cylindrical tubes which are connected in adjacent relation to each other and define a pair of identical and separate blind cavities each capable of holding a type of liquid beverage therein, with each cavity having open top and closed bottom ends with at least one elongated sidewall extending between top and bottom ends of the cavity, and wherein the open top end of each cavity is equal to or larger than the bottom end to promote the discharge of said beverage from the cavity, said pair of tubes being connected to each other by an elongated web extending between and Substantially along the entire length of the tubes and such that their top ends are disposed in generally coplanar relation relative to each other, and wherein the circular cross-sectional configurations of the tubes are specifically shed toward the top ends to define a cumulative width between opposite outer surfaces thereof to permit simultaneous and direct pouring of the beverage contents of both tubes into a person's mouth to effect commingling of the beverages thereby achieving a taste sensation different from that provided by either beverage taken alone.