AU2017202530B2 - Drink pouring dispenser - Google Patents

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AU2017202530B2
AU2017202530B2 AU2017202530A AU2017202530A AU2017202530B2 AU 2017202530 B2 AU2017202530 B2 AU 2017202530B2 AU 2017202530 A AU2017202530 A AU 2017202530A AU 2017202530 A AU2017202530 A AU 2017202530A AU 2017202530 B2 AU2017202530 B2 AU 2017202530B2
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Kenneth George Bonham
Michael Henry Silvers
Sam Tam
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Disclosed is a pouring dispenser for pouring liquid from a bottle, the pouring dispenser incorporating a removable nozzle section.

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TECHNICAL FIELD
The present invention broadly relates to pouring dispensers and, in particular, to a bottle mounted pouring dispenser for pouring liquids such as liquor. The invention will hereinafter be described with reference to this application. However, it will be appreciated that the invention is not limited to this particular field of use.
BACKGROUND ART
Bottle mounted drink pouring dispensers have long been used in the bar and restaurant industry, as well as in the home, for dispensing liquors in a controlled fashion and with minimal spillage. In their simplest construction, such pouring dispensers comprise a 15 cork or other flexible sealing device designed to seal the bottle opening, and a pour nozzle extending from the interior of the bottle through the cork or other sealing device.
The nozzle allows fluid communication between the interior of the bottle and the exterior of the bottle. The nozzle is typically bent to facilitate pouring the liquid from the bottle into a container. An airflow vent in fluid communication with the bottle 2 0 interior and in communication with the atmosphere facilitates pouring, allowing air to enter the bottle from the atmosphere upon liquid being poured from the bottle, equalising the pressure.
Known pouring dispensers comprise a moulded plastic or metal pouring nozzle
5 extending through an annular base portion. The annular base portion comprises a cylindrical extension which fits securely into the neck of the bottle, sealing the bottle. This cylindrical extension is commonly over-fitted with a flexible cork, rubber or other sealing device. This sealing device retains the pouring nozzle and base over the mouth of the bottle during use. The pouring nozzle extends through the annular base portion
0 and cylindrical extension such that the interior of the bottle is in fluid communication with the exterior of the bottle by means of the pouring nozzle. The pouring dispenser is therefore inserted into the neck of a bottle to facilitate pouring from the bottle.
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-3Pouring dispenser cleaning is of particular importance in bars and restaurants. Known pouring dispensers require removal of the entire dispenser for cleaning, leaving the bottle open to the atmosphere or requiring that bottles be covered with plastic wrap or ; an alternate water impermeable material. This process is time-consuming and not 5 secure. Moreover the need for easy removal of the pouring dispenser from the bottle for the purpose of cleaning means that the pouring dispenser can be knocked off at inopportune times, such as while pouring liquid from the bottle or when the bottle is knocked or dropped.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
According to a first aspect there is provided a pouring dispenser for pouring liquid from a bottle, the pouring dispenser comprising a sleeve adapted to be removably attached with the neck of the bottle, and a pouring nozzle adapted to be removably attached with 15 and extend from the sleeve, such that the pouring nozzle is in fluid communication with the interior of the bottle.
In one form the sleeve is adapted to be inserted into and extend from the neck of the bottle and to form a liquid-tight seal with the neck of the bottle.
In one form the pouring nozzle is adapted to be inserted into the sleeve and to form a liquid-tight seal with the sleeve.
In one form the pouring nozzle extends through the sleeve.
In one form the sleeve comprises a neck portion, adapted to be inserted into the neck of the bottle, and an annular shoulder portion, adapted to extend from the neck of the bottle.
0 In one form the pouring nozzle comprises a spout portion, adapted to pour liquids, and an annular base portion. In this form the annular base portion is adapted to be removably connected with the annular shoulder portion. x
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-4In one form the pouring nozzle includes an airflow channel, the airflow channel extending from an airflow aperture in the surface of the pouring nozzle into the interior of the bottle. The airflow aperture is elliptical.
In one form the pouring dispenser further comprises a cover which is adapted for use as a measure. The cover is adapted to be removably attached with the sleeve.
In one form the sleeve extends from the neck of the bottle substantially in line with the neck of the bottle.
In one form the cover extends from the sleeve substantially in line with the sleeve.
According to a second aspect there is provided a pouring dispenser for pouring liquid from a bottle, the pouring dispenser comprising a pouring nozzle through which liquid 15 is dispensed, the pouring nozzle being removable from the pouring dispenser.
In one form the pouring nozzle is adapted to form a liquid-tight seal with the neck of the bottle.
In one form the pouring nozzle extends from the interior of the bottle, through the pouring dispenser and is adapted to form a liquid-tight seal with the pouring dispenser.
In one form the pouring dispenser further comprises a neck portion, adapted to be inserted into the neck of the bottle, and an annular shoulder portion, adapted to extend 2 5 from the neck of the bottle.
In one form the pouring nozzle comprises a spout portion, adapted to pour liquids, and an annular base portion. In this form the annular base portion is adapted to be removably connected with the annular shoulder portion.
In one form the pouring nozzle includes an airflow channel, the airflow channel extending from an airflow aperture in the surface of the pouring nozzle into the interior of the bottle. The airflow aperture is elliptical.
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-5In one form the pouring dispenser further comprises a cover. The cover is adapted for use as a measure and is removably attached with the pouring dispenser.
In one form the pouring dispenser extends from the neck of the bottle substantially in line with the neck of the bottle.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS: .
A preferred embodiment of the invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings in which:
Figure 1 is a bottom perspective view of a pouring dispenser in accordance with the 15 preferred embodiment;
Figure 2 is a bottom perspective view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1, with cover, . Figure 3 is a top perspective view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1;
Figure 4 is top perspective view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1, with cover;
Figure 5 is a front view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1;
5 Figure 6 is a rear view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1;
Figure 7 is a side view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1;
Figure 8 is a side view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1, with cover;
Figure 9 is a cross-sectional view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1;
Figure 10 is a cross-sectional view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1, with cover,
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-6Figure 11 is a bottom view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1;
Figure 12 is a top view of the pouring dispenser of Figure 1.
BEST MODE OF THE INVENTION
Figures 1 through 12 depict a pouring dispenser 1 for pouring liquid from a bottle (not illustrated). The pouring dispenser 1 comprises a sleeve 2, the sleeve 2 comprising a cylindrical neck portion 3 and an annular shoulder portion 4. The sleeve 2 is composed 10 of moulded plastic, metal or other material capable of being formed or moulded. The sleeve 2 also comprises a sealing portion 5 which over-fits the cylindrical neck portion 3. The sealing portion 5 is composed of a ribbed or flexible material such as rubber or cork.
In use the cylindrical neck portion 3 of the sleeve 2 is adapted to fit inside the neck of the bottle. Ths sealing portion 5 ensures that the cylindrical neck portion is closely fitted inside the neck of the bottle such that little or no fluid escapes the bottle by flowing around the edges of the cylindrical neck portion 3. The annular shoulder portion 4 is adapted to extend from the bottle and be positioned abutting or proximal to the rim
0 of the bottle neck (not illustrated) such that the pouring dispenser 1 cannot be inserted too far into the bottle. Further, the annular shoulder portion 4 can be utilised as a grip for removing the pouring dispenser 1 from the bottle.
The pouring dispenser 1 also comprises a pouring nozzle 6. The pouring nozzle 6
5 comprises a spout portion 7 extending through an annular base portion 8. The annular base portion 8 is adapted to be removably attached with the annular shoulder portion 4 of the sleeve 2. In one form the attachment means (not illustrated) is a resistance fit. In another form the attachment means comprises a helical thread extending outwardly from the annular shoulder portion and inwardly from the annular base portion, the
0 thread being adapted to allow the annular base portion 8 to be threadedly attached to the annular shoulder portion 4. In another form the attachment means is a snap fit fastening such as a slight undercut around the full inner circumference of the annular base portion 8 and a slight tapering around the full circumference of the annular shoulder portion 4.
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-7The spout portion 7 of the pouring nozzle 6 is tubular and facilitates the user dispensing a requested volume of liquid from the bottle out into a measure. The volume of liquid is preferably about 30 millilitres. The spout portion 7 is slightly curved to allow for greater pouring ease.
The pouring nozzle 6 also comprises an airflow channel 9 extending from an airflow aperture 10 in the surface of the pouring nozzle 6 to the interior of the bottle. The airflow aperture 10 is elliptical in shape and is positioned close to the annular base 8 of the pouring nozzle 6, such that a user may cover the airflow cavity 10 with a thumb or forefinger in order to better control the flow of liquid through the pouring nozzle 6. The airflow channel 9 is adapted to allow air to flow into the interior of the bottle upon liquid being poured from the bottle such that the pressure in the interior and exterior of the bottle are equalised to allow for greater pouring ease.
The pouring nozzle is composed of moulded plastic, metal or other material capable of being formed or moulded.
In use the pouring nozzle 6 is inserted into the sleeve 2. The annular base portion 8 of the pouring nozzle 6 is removably attached with the annular shoulder portion 4 of the sleeve 2. The pouring nozzle 6 is therefore removable from the sleeve 2. This feature allows for a greater ease of cleaning the pouring nozzle 6 and allows for cleaning the pouring nozzle 6 while leaving sleeve 2 in place.
The pouring dispenser 1 comprises a cover 11. This is clearly illustrated in Figure 2. The cover 11 is removably attached with the sleeve 2 by means of resistance fit, a threaded helix or a snap fit fastening such as a slight undercut around the full circumference of the sleeve 2 and a slight tapering around the full circumference of the cover 11.
In use, the cover 11 is removed from the pouring dispenser 1 and inverted such that the cover 11 can be utilised as a container for the liquid dispensed from the bottle. The cover 11 is a measure to accurately dispense a particular volume of liquid from the
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-8pouring dispenser 1. The cover 11, is adapted to accurately contain 30 mL of liquid or whatever might be a standard measure at the point of sale.
In one form the cover 11 includes gradations to indicate the volume of liquid contained within the inverted cover 11. In another form the cover 11 includes an indicator line or variation in external texture, for example, at a half measure or 15 millilitre measure.
In use the pouring nozzle 6 is removably attached with sleeve 2. When the pouring nozzle 6 is removed from the sleeve 2, cover 11 can still be placed over the sleeve 2 and removably attached with the annular shoulder portion 4 in order to seal the bottle. Thus the pouring nozzle 6 can be removed for cleaning and cover 11 can be used to seal the bottle without needing to resort to plastic wrap or other insecure means of sealing the bottle.
The attachment means (not illustrated) attaching the pouring nozzle 6 with the sleeve 2 is sufficiently stable to ensure that the pouring nozzle 6 is not accidentally separated from the sleeve 2 when the cover 11 is removed.
The sleeve 2 and the base of the pouring nozzle 6 extend from the bottle (not illustrated) substantially in line with the neck of the bottle. That is the annular shoulder portion 4 has a diameter slightly greater than the diameter of the opening (not illustrated) in the neck of the bottle. This reduces the risk of accidentally removing the pouring dispenser 1 when handling the bottle. The cover 11 extends from the sleeve 2 substantially in line with the annular shoulder portion 4.
The foregoing describes only a preferred embodiment of the present invention and modifications, obvious to those skilled in the art can be made thereto without departing from the scope of the present invention.
The term “comprising”, and its grammatical variations, as used herein is used in the inclusive sense of “having” or “including” and not in the exclusive sense of “consisting only of’.

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  1. Claim 1 A pouring dispenser for pouring liquid from a bottle, the pouring dispenser comprising:
    a sleeve adapted to be removably attached with the neck of the bottle and extend from the neck of the bottle, the sleeve comprising a neck portion, adapted to be inserted into the neck of the bottle, and an annular shoulder portion, adapted to extend from the neck of the bottle, the sleeve being formed as a body with externally directed circumferential ribs, the ribs being spaced apart, and being of different diameters;
    a pouring nozzle adapted to be attached with and removable from the annular shoulder portion, such that the pouring nozzle is in fluid communication with the interior of the bottle, wherein the pouring nozzle includes an airflow channel, the airflow channel extending from an elliptical airflow aperture in the surface of the pouring nozzle into the interior of the bottle; the sleeve and annular shoulder portion having a first axial bore , the pouring nozzle having a second axial bore, the first axial bore and the second axial bore being essentially straight and coaxial from an end of both of the respective two bores for location in side the neck to position outside the neck; and the second bore including an inside wall and at least one side of the inside wall of the second bore being straight from end to end of the second bore; and a cover for use as a measure, the cover being removably attached with the sleeve, and wherein the sleeve extends from the neck of the bottle substantially in line with the neck of the bottle; and wherein the cover extends from the sleeve substantially in line with the sleeve.
    Claim X A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 1, wherein the sleeve is adapted to form a liquid-tight seal with the neck of the bottle.
    Claim <3 i: A pouring dispenser as defined in any Claim 1, wherein the pouring nozzle is adapted to be inserted into the sleeve.
  2. Claim 4 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 1, wherein the pouring nozzle is adapted to form a liquid-tight seal with the sleeve.
  3. Claim 5 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 1, wherein the pouring nozzle extends through the sleeve.
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  4. Claim 6 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 1, wherein 'the pouring nozzle comprises a spout portion, adapted to pour liquids, and an annual base portion.
  5. Claim 7 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 6 wherein the annular base portion is adapted to be removably connected with the annual shoulder portion.
  6. Claim 8 A pouring dispenser for pouring liquid from a bottle, the pouring dispenser comprising:
    a sleeve adapted to be removably attached with the neck of the bottle and extend from the neck of the bottle, the sleeve comprising a neck portion, adapted to be inserted into the neck of the bottle, and an annular shoulder portion adapted to extend from the neck of the bottle, the sleeve and annular shoulder portion having a first axial bore, the sleeve being formed as a body with externally directed circumferential ribs, the ribs being spaced apart, and being of different diameters;
    a pouring nozzle having a second axial bore, the pouring nozzle passing through the sleeve and annular member, such that the pouring nozzle is in fluid communication with the interior of the bottle;
    the first axial bore and the second axial bore being essentially straight and coaxial from an end of both of the respective two bores for location in side the neck to position outside the neck; and the second bore including an inside wall and at least one side of the inside wall of the second bore being straight from end to end of the second bore;
    2017202530 02 May 2019 the pouring nozzle including an airflow channel, the airflow channel extending from an airflow aperture in the surface of the pouring nozzle into the interior of the bottle;
    wherein the pouring nozzle includes an airflow channel, the airflow channel extending from an airflow aperture in the surface of the pouring nozzle into the interior pf the bottle; and a cover for use as a measure, the cover being removably attached with the sleeve, and wherein the sleeve extends from the neck of the bottle substantially in line with the neck of.the bottle; and wherein the cover extends from the sleeve substantially in line with the sleeve.
  7. Claim 9 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 8 wherein the airflow aperture is elliptical.
  8. Claim 10 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 8 wherein the pouring nozzle includes a wall portion extending from a free end of the nozzle towards a position adjacent the annular sleeve, the wall tapering from a relatively narrower portion to a relatively broader portion adjacent the shoulder.
  9. Claim 11 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 9 wherein the aperture in the airflow channel ends substantially flush with the elliptical aperture and at a position relatively recessed from the outer face of the wall.
  10. Claim 12 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 8 wherein the pouring nozzle includes a peripheral wall, and the tip of the pouring nozzle ends in a transversely cut end of the wall, the transversely cut end being longer on the side of the peripheral wall surface of the pouring nozzle having the aperture and shorter on the opposite side of the peripheral wall.
  11. Claim 13 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 8 wherein the second bore is narrower at the free end remote from the shoulder and gradually increases in diameter towards a position substantially adjacent to the sleeve and thereafter is of a substantially constant diameter.
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  12. Claim 14 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 1 wherein the aperture in the airflow channel ends substantially flush with the elliptical aperture and at a position relatively recessed from the outer face of the wall, and wherein the spout includes an outer wall surface, the outer wall surface being essentially a regular surface tapering from the shoulder towards the tip, and the tapering surface line of the surface upstream of the elliptical aperture and downstream of the elliptical aperture having a smooth surface continuity line, and the elliptical aperture being an only interruption in the smooth surface continuity line.
  13. Claim 15 A pouring dispenser as defined in Claim 1 wherein the aperture in the airflow channel ends substantially flush with the elliptical aperture and at a position relatively recessed from the outer face of the wall, and wherein the nozzle includes an outer wall surface, the outer wall surface being essentially a regular surface tapering from the shoulder towards the tip, and the tapering surface line of the surface upstream of the elliptical aperture and downstream of the elliptical aperture having a smooth surface continuity line, and the elliptical aperture being an only interruption in the smooth surface continuity line.
  14. Claim 16 A pouring, dispenser for pouring liquid from a bottle, the pouring dispenser comprising:
    a sleeve adapted to be removably attached with the neck of the bottle and extend from the neck of the bottle, the sleeve comprising a neck portion, adapted to be inserted into the neck of the bottle, and an annular shoulder portion, adapted to extend from the neck of the bottle, the sleeve being formed as a body with externally directed circumferential ribs, the ribs being spaced apart, and being of different diameters;
    a pouring nozzle adapted to be attached with and removable from the annular shoulder portion, such that the pouring nozzle is in fluid communication with the interior of the bottle, wherein the pouring nozzle includes an airflow channel, the airflow channel extending from an elliptical airflow aperture in the surface of the pouring nozzle into the interior of the bottle; and a cover for use as a measure, the cover being removably attached with the sleeve, and wherein the sleeve extends from the neck of the bottle substantially in line with the neck of the bottle: and wherein the cover extends from the sleeve substantially in line with the sleeve
    2017202530 18 Apr 2017 wherein the aperture in the airflow channel ends substantially flush with the elliptical aperture and at a position relatively recessed from the outer face of the wall, and wherein the speuf-nozzle includes an outer wall surface, the outer wall surface being essentially a regular surface tapering from the shoulder towards the tip, and the tapering surface line of the surface upstream of the elliptical aperture and downstream of the elliptical aperture having a surface continuity line, and the elliptical aperture being an only interraption in the smooth surface continuity line.
    Claim \Ί A pouring dispenser for pouring liquid from a bottle, the pouring dispenser comprising:
    a sleeve adapted to be removably attached with the neck of the bottle and extend from the neck of the bottle, the sleeve comprising a neck portion, adapted to be inserted into the neck of the bottle, and an annular shoulder portion, adapted to extend from the neck of the bottle, the sleeve being formed as a body with externally directed circumferential ribs, the ribs being spaced apart, and being of different diameters;
    a pouring nozzle adapted to be attached with and removable from the annular shoulder portion, the pouring nozzle having a threaded face for inter-engaging with a mating threaded face on of the sleeve thereby to permit the attachment and removal of the nozzle and the sleeve, such that the pouring nozzle is in fluid communication with the interior of the bottle, and wherein the pouring nozzle includes an airflow channel, the airflow channel extending from an airflow aperture in the surface of the pouring nozzle into the interior of the bottle; and wherein the aperture in the airflow channel ends substantially flush with the aperture; and a cover for use as a measure, the cover being removably attached with the sleeve, and wherein the sleeve extends from the neck of the bottle substantially in line with the neck of the bottle; and wherein the cover extends from the sleeve substantially in line with the sleeve.
    Claim {g -A pouring dispenser for pouring liquid from a bottle, the pouring dispenser comprising:
    a sleeve adapted to be removably attached with the neck of the bottle and extend from the neck of the bottle, the sleeve comprising a neck portion, adapted to be inserted into the neck of the bottle, and an annular shoulder portion, adapted to extend from the neck of the bottle, the
    2017202530 18 Apr 2017 sleeve being formed as a body with externally directed circumferential ribs, the ribs being spaced apart, and being of different diameters;
    a pouring nozzle adapted to be attached with and removable from the annular shoulder portion, such that the pouring nozzle is in fluid communication with the interior of the bottle, wherein the pouring nozzle includes an airflow channel, the airflow channel extending from an airflow aperture in the surface of the pouring nozzle into the interior of the bottle; and wherein the aperture in the airflow channel ends substantially flush with the aperture;
    a cover for use as a measure, the cover being removably attached with the sleeve, and wherein the sleeve extends from the neck of the bottle substantially in line with the neck of the bottle; and wherein the cover extends from the sleeve substantially in line with the sleeve; and wherein the cover is for clipping engagement with the sleeve independently of whether the nozzle is removed from the sleeve or engaged with the sleeve.
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