AT521513A4 - DEVICE FOR THE QUICK PRODUCTION OF LAYER COCKTAILS - Google Patents

Abstract

The invention relates to a device for filling a plurality of drinking vessels consisting of a distributor (1) with a plurality of glass inlets (2), removable spoon parts (8) being connected at the outer ends of the glass inlets (2) such that the lower edge of the inside of the spoon part (17) to the inside of the glass (14) is so low that the liquid used does not come directly to the glass bottom when it emerges from the supply channel (7), but slowly on the inside of the spoon (17) opposite the end of the supply channel (7) on the inside of the glass (14 ) flows down and thus prevents mixing of different liquids.

Description

Device for the rapid production of layer (layer) cocktails

To make layered cocktails, it is necessary to carefully pour the individual ingredients (layers of alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverages) over the back of a bar spoon when pouring them into a glass. The layer with the highest density is filled in first. Only this first layer can be filled into the glass normally (directly from the bottle). If the other layers were also poured normally (directly from the bottle), the individual liquids would mix. This would destroy the appearance of the desired cocktail and, depending on the recipe, the taste experience when drinking. The preparation of such a layer of cocktails is very time consuming.

My invention relates to a device for making six layer cocktails at a time without using an additional bar spoon.

The preparation time can thus be reduced to up to 20%. The preparation is easy to perform even for inexperienced people, since all layers can be poured directly from the bottle into the device without the individual layers (liquids) mixing together. The device is suitable for private as well as commercial use.

There are various “liquor distributors on the Internet. e.g .: https://www.schnapskrake.de/ or http://schnapsquelle.com/

The disadvantage of these devices is that the liquid runs directly into the glass through the normal outlet opening. Production of layer cocktails such as one of the best known, the B52 (1st layer coffee liqueur, 2nd layer cream liqueur, 3rd layer rum) is not possible.

From the patent DE102006013744 (Al) a device for producing layered cocktails is known. The disadvantage of this device, which, in a simplified manner, relates to the use of funnels or syringes, is the risk of mixing the individual layers after manufacture, when the device is removed.

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From the patent DE202014103117 (Ul) is an aid for the

Preparation of layer cocktails known. The disadvantage of this aid is that the use of an additional portioner, which is on the

Bottle is mounted, provided. These scoops are in private

Rarely to find surroundings.

With my device it is possible to pour 6 layers of cocktails by normal pouring directly from the bottle. The bar spoon is replaced by placing a removable spoon part on all ends of the outlet openings.

In a further embodiment, it is possible to design the removable spoon part with a joint at the end of the glass feed.

In a further embodiment, it is possible to reduce or increase the number of glass feeders, the arrangement having to be carried out symmetrically. This reduces or increases the number of beverages to be produced at the same time.

The removable or articulated spoon part is necessary for thorough cleaning.

To enable thorough cleaning of the distributor, the sealing cap is designed with a screw connection.

In another version, it is possible to put the distributor on a pedestal. Depending on the number of glass feeds, the same number of commercially available shot glasses can be placed directly on the base. A recess in the base prevents the glasses from slipping and the distributor can be placed exactly over the glasses. The position of the spoon parts is automatically specified by the fixed glasses.

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drawings

Fig.l shows the overview of the assembled device

Fig. 2 shows the distributor with removable spoon parts

Fig. 3 shows the threaded cap

Fig. 4 shows a sectional drawing for the functional description

Fig. 5 shows the distributor without the removable spoon parts

Fig. 6 shows a detailed view of the removable spoon parts

Fig. 7 shows the base for glasses

Fig. 8 shows the design of the distributor with joints for the spoon parts

Position numbers

1. distributor

2. Glass feeders

3. Filling opening

4. funnel

5. Rejuvenation

6. Central part of the feed channels

7. Feed channels

8. Removable spoon parts

9. Cap

10. Stand

11. Glass used

12. Internal thread on the distributor

13. External thread sealing cap

14. Glass inside

15. Guide for removable spoon parts

16. Outlet opening

17. Spoon part inside

18. Slider for guidance

19. Joint for spoon part

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Functional description

The device can be used with or without a stand (10).

When used with a stand (10), the size of the glasses (11) used is 40 mm in diameter and 70 mm in height. This corresponds to the common “shot glasses with a content of 4cl.

When used without a stand (10), the device assembled from the distributor (1), the closure cap (9) and the removable spoon parts (8) is placed on top of six glasses placed in a circle. In this case, the size of the glasses is not predetermined, but limited by the diameter of the device to glasses with a maximum diameter at the upper edge of 50 mm.

In both cases (with or without a stand) the upper edge of the glasses used is then between the distributor (1) and the removable spoon parts (8). The slanted arrangement of the glass feed (2) fixes the position of the device on the glasses.

The course of the liquids used is explained in the following paragraph using the sectional drawing B-B Fig. 4.

The desired layers (liquids) are filled one after the other directly from the bottle through the filling opening (3). The liquid flows through the funnel (4) through the taper (5) over the center of the feed channels (6) evenly into the feed channels (7). From there, the liquid flows through the glass feed (2) to the outlet opening (16) on the inside of the spoon part (17) of the removable spoon part (8). Due to the small distance between the removable spoon part (8) and the inside of the glass (14), the liquid slowly flows downwards on the inside of the glass (14).

This process prevents mixing of the individual layers and the cocktail layer has its desired appearance.

After use, the device can be disassembled for cleaning.

To do this, the cap (9) can be unscrewed from the distributor (1) by turning it counterclockwise.

The removable spoon parts (8) are pushed diagonally upwards away from the glass feeder (2). Now the feed channels (7) can be cleaned with a thin brush through the outlet opening (16).

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To assemble, insert the removable spoon parts (8) with the slide for the guide (18) Fig.6 into the guide for the removable spoon parts (15) Fig.5 on the glass feeder (2). Then the cap (9) in

Screwed clockwise onto the distributor (1).

In the version with joint (19), the spoon part is simply folded away via the joint (19). Now the feed channels (7) can be cleaned with a thin brush through the outlet opening (16).

Claims (9)

Expectations 1. Device for the rapid production of layer cocktails consisting of distributor (1) with glass feeds (2), characterized in that a removable spoon part (8) is placed on the glass feeder (2) in such a way that the distance of the removable spoon part (8) to The inside of the glass (14) is so small that the liquid used flows slowly downwards on the inside of the glass (14) and thus prevents different liquids from mixing. 2. Device for the rapid production of layer cocktails according to claim 1, characterized in that the liquid used flows through a funnel (4) via a taper (5) to the center of the supply channels (6) and thus a uniform distribution over the supply channels (7 ) arises. 3. Device for the rapid production of layer cocktails according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the closure cap (9) can be unscrewed from the distributor (1) for cleaning purposes. 4. Device for the rapid production of layer cocktails according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the spoon parts (8) used are designed to be removable for cleaning purposes. 5. Device for the rapid production of layer cocktails according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the spoon parts (8) used are designed to be foldable for cleaning purposes by means of a joint. 6. Device for the rapid production of layered cocktails according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the base has recesses for fixing the glasses used. 5/16 7. Device for the rapid production of layer cocktails according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the distributor (1) can be plugged onto the stand (10). 8. Device for the rapid production of layer cocktails according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the device can be removed from the glasses after the completion of the drink, without mixing the individual layers (liquids). 9. Device for the rapid production of layer cocktails according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the number of glass feeds (2) can vary as long as the arrangement is symmetrical.