ES1075845U - Bottle retenedora del poso (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding) - Google Patents

Abstract

Container retention bottle, characterized by presenting on its side wall slightly curved recesses -2-, with their ends down and chamfered by extreme walls -2d-. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)

Description

Retaining bottle of the grounds.

The present invention has as its object a bottle provided on its side wall with some recesses, generally two, whose purpose is to retain, at the time the bottle is inclined to serve its contents in the indicated glass or cup, the grounds deposited in the Bottom of the bottle, preventing the wine from being served cloudy, mixed with these grounds. In the rest of the description the essential characteristics of the bottle object of the present invention will be detailed.

OBJECT OF THE INVENTION

The wines with vintage, especially those wines of quality, of good extract, are formed in the bottom of the bottle, with time and the guard, the well-known grounds, fruit of the condensation of its tannins. Its presence indicates that the wine is developing, filing its roughness and refining its structure.

If a wine of these characteristics is served without the necessary care, it will appear in the glass or glass with an unpleasant cloudy appearance, when the precipitate is precipitated and stirred in it. These old wines, known as "reserve" and "grand reserve", require more careful treatment, since the very presence of these precipitations gives notice that part of their defenses are falling and that very rapid and intense oxygenation could, possibly harm them.

It is therefore the object of the bottle described, separated, at the time of

serve, the wine from its aging grounds, an operation that is not necessary to do it well in advance, simultaneously eliminating, at the time of service, certain aromas of reduction.

CHARACTERISTICS OF THE INVENTION

The bottle will be manufactured with two recesses on its side face, one of them in the lower part of the bottle and the other in the upper part, before starting the narrowing towards the neck of the bottle. These incoming, equal and parallel, will occupy approximately one third of the circular perimeter of the bottle, being its curvilinear shape, and arched down, that is, with its ends closest to the base of the bottle. The fact that the entrees are obtained during the same manufacturing process of the bottle does not increase its cost at all.

The internal relief of these recesses creates on the inner side of the side wall of the bottle some projections as barriers that, by tilting the bottle to proceed to serve its contents will retain the grounds located at its bottom, avoiding slipping towards the mouth and allowing the exit of the wine without dragging mixed any precipitation that clouds it.

The lower entree will also serve so that the wine server can easily hold the bottle, introducing the end of his fingers in said recess, while hugging the bottle with his hand, introducing the end of his thumb in a fingerprint that optionally has the bottle in the opposite area of the aforementioned incoming.

GRAPHIC INFORMATION

This description is accompanied by drawings whose purpose is to allow completing said description and in which a practical embodiment of the bottle object of the present invention has been represented.

In these drawings,

Figure 1 is an elevational view of a bottle provided with the recesses that will retain the ground, the partially sectioned bottle being drawn on its side wall to show the incidence of one of the recesses on the inner face of said wall;

Figure 2 draws the bottle frontally, to show the curvilinear shape of the grooves and finally; Y

Figure 3 shows the inclined bottle in the act of serving its contents, partially sectioned in its side wall to show the retention of the grounds in the barrier that constitutes the relief of the entree inside.

According to these drawings, the bottle object of the present invention -1-, has two recesses -2-, located on its side wall and obtained immediately during the manufacturing process of the bottle without any impact on the cost of said process. The sectional shape of these recesses -2-, as shown in fig. 1, is defined by two parallel walls -2 a-and -2b-, inclined inwards and ending in a semicircular closing wall -2c-. This sectional shape is identical on the inner face of the wall of the bottle -1-, so that the lower inclined wall -2b-of each recess will form a retention bend of the grounds -3-on said inner face.

Frontally, the incoming -2-, as seen in fig. 2, are identical and are located parallel to each other, their shape being slightly curved, with their ends down, chamfered by the straight wall -2d-.

On the opposite side of the side wall of the bottle -1-an oval or -4-footprint will be optionally placed, preferably oval in order to place the end of the thumb of the server -5-of the server, whose remaining 5 fingers hold suitably the bottle by placing the ends thereof inside the lower recess -2-, facilitating the inclination of the bottle -1-to pour the wine -6-into the glass -7-.

By tilting the bottle -1-to proceed to serve the wine -6-, as shown in fig. 3, the ground -3-is retained in the bends formed by the lower walls -2b-of each entree -2-, preventing its exit along with the wine -6-.

The distance between the entrees -2-will always be appropriate to be able to place between them the appropriate 10 wine label that contains the bottle -1-.

Described sufficiently the object of the present invention, it should be noted that any variation in dimensions, shapes and finishes of the bottles provided with the entrances for the retention of grounds, according to the present invention, will not alter the essentiality thereof, being summarized in the claims that follow.

Claims (1)

1st) Retaining bottle of the grounds, characterized by presenting slightly curved recesses in its side wall, with its ends down and chamfered by means of end walls -2d 2nd) Retaining bottle of the grounds, according to the preceding claim, characterized in that the entrances -2-are identical and parallel presenting a section defined by two parallel walls -2a-and -2b-, inclined towards the interior 5 and ending in a semicircular wall of closing -2c-, forming the bottom wall -2b-of each recess -2-a retaining bend of the grounds -3-in the mentioned inner face. 3rd) Retaining bottle of the grounds, according to claims 1 and 2, characterized in that on the opposite side of its side wall to the area where the slits -2- are located, and at the height of the lower slit, there is a hole or imprint - 4-, preferably oval. 10 4th) Retainer bottle of the grounds, according to claims 1, 2 and 3, characterized in that the distance between the recesses -2-of the side wall is suitable for placing the label appropriate to the contents of the bottle.