JP3162054U - Mirror opening sake container - Google Patents

Abstract

A liquor container for mirror opening showing the appearance of a koji barrel, which can be reused once used for mirror opening, facilitates its manufacture, and without worrying about preserving barrel wine, Provide a sake container that can be easily mirror-opened. A jar 2 that covers a portion other than the upper surface of a sake container 1, a middle container 6 that is integrally formed, and detachable lids 8a and 8b. A separate container 7 having a smaller capacity than the middle container is provided inside the middle container 6. [Selection] Figure 1

Description

The present invention relates to a sake container for mirror opening that has the appearance of a barrel.

In events such as festivals, ceremonies, and celebrations, mirror opening (unmirroring) is widely used to open barrel wine enclosed in a barrel.
Barrels have a unique scent and are in great demand, but barrels that are barrels for barrels are usually made by hand by tightening the cut cedar wood plates with The production was very time-consuming, for example, it was necessary to fill with water to prevent leakage.
In addition, after the sake stuffing, the barrel aroma will increase day by day, so it is necessary to open early so as not to impair the flavor of the sake with too much fragrance, and after opening, to taste the scent It was necessary to handle it with care, such as having to drink it up early or refilling it in a separate container.
Furthermore, when opening the casks, cut the rope wrapped around the casket, cut off the casket at the top of the casks, then drive the bar between the barrel and the mirror cover and pry it open, Once the mirror lid is removed, it is necessary to perform troublesome work even before the preparation for opening, such as removing the wood chips floating on the liquor and placing the mirror lid on the barrel again.
Thus, since the manufacture of the koji barrel used for the mirror opening, the preservation of the barrel liquor, and the preparation of the mirror opening are very time-consuming, there has been a demand for a sake container that can be easily opened.
Therefore, the technology related to the sake container in the barrel is disclosed.

Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 06-012337

It takes time and labor to manufacture the barrels, and it is necessary to fill with water before pouring the sake into the barrels, so it takes a certain amount of time to deliver the barrels after receiving the order. . In addition, since it is difficult to store sake-packed coffee barrels for a long period of time, it has been impossible for barrel wine sellers to keep stock of barrel wine according to demand.
For this reason, there has been a problem that it is difficult to obtain barrel wine as soon as possible because of the need for barrel wine for mirror opening due to the holding of a sudden event.

  In addition, there are very few countries that produce barrel liquor outside of Japan, and when Japanese companies perform mirror opening outside of Japan, it is difficult to obtain barrel liquor. Since there are cases where there are restrictions, there is a demand to prepare sake locally and to import only sake-opening sake containers.

  And, as a preparation stage for mirror opening, it is necessary to take troublesome work such as loosening the tag or prying open the mirror lid. Splattered around and spilled from the barrels, and the handling of the barrels was a caution.

Even after opening the mirror, the mirror lid breaks, and in order to reuse it, it is necessary to prepare a new mirror lid, rewind the tag, and worry about leakage, so it is basically used up, It was practically impossible for the end user to re-use the re-packed sake barrel.
Furthermore, since many barrel wines are consumed in hotels, wedding halls, etc., it is difficult to dispose of used casks and there are problems from the viewpoint of environmental resources.

  Therefore, the present invention solves the problem of delivery, storage and handling of barrel wine by separating the sake container for mirror opening and the container for storing sake, and it can be reused many times. The purpose is to provide.

  The liquor container according to claim 1 is a reusable liquor container that has an outer appearance of a koji barrel, and is divided into a plurality of bottles that cover other than the upper surface of the liquor container, an integrally formed middle container, and a plurality of And a detachable lid.

Because it is an exterior made of cocoon, it will be recognized as a casket by the surrounding people, and the lid is detachable and divided into multiple parts in advance, so the mirror can be easily opened with very little force. It will be possible.
And when you open the mirror, by pouring separately prepared barrel liquor into the liquor container, there is no need to store barrel liquor in the liquor container, and use a container suitable for the preservation of barrel liquor Thus, a moderately aromatic barrel liquor can be provided.
In addition, even after being used for mirror opening, it can be reused as it is at the next mirror opening by washing and storing it.

  The liquor container according to claim 2 is the liquor container according to claim 1, and includes a separate integrally formed container having a capacity smaller than that of the middle container, and the another container is disposed inside the middle container. It is attached to the upper part and is held by the middle container.

  By providing a separate container with the required amount of liquor, the capacity can be set arbitrarily, and even with a small capacity, it is possible to fill barrel wine up to the upper edge of the container, preventing unnecessary use of barrel wine. be able to.

  According to the present invention, since it is a reusable liquor container, it can be opened using a moderately aromatic barrel liquor without worrying about the delivery date of barrel liquor. It is easy to use, and it is possible to obtain excellent effects such as saving the cost of mirror opening.

In embodiment of this invention, it is an expanded view of a sake container. In embodiment of this invention, it is a front view of a sake container. FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of FIG. 2 in the embodiment of the present plan. In embodiment of this invention, it is a figure of the state by which the liquor container was covered. In embodiment of this invention, it is a figure which shows the state after mirror opening.

  Hereinafter, embodiments of the invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

About this embodiment, it is a liquor container having a substantially cylindrical shape with a size of 40 cm in diameter and 40 cm in height and having a capacity comparable to that of Ito barrel (capacity 18 liters). A liquor container 1 having a container 6 and another container 7 having a capacity of about 6 liters and having a lid 8 divided into two will be described.
In addition, although the liquor container 1 is made into the substantially cylindrical shape as embodiment of this invention, it is not specifically limited, It can implement also as arbitrary shapes, such as a substantially inverted trapezoid cylindrical shape.
In addition, cedar barrels used for ordinary casks have a substantially inverted trapezoidal cylindrical shape, but the cedar barrels are packed into the gap between the cedar barrels and ridges in order to wind a cocoon around the shape and form a substantially cylindrical shape. However, in this embodiment, the inner container 6 has a substantially columnar shape, and the tongue 5 is formed in the gap between the bowl 2 and the stability of the shape, the ease of manufacture, etc. In consideration, foamed polystyrene is used, but it is also possible to pack a bag as an alternative. The intermediate container 6 can be implemented in any shape such as an inverted trapezoidal cylindrical shape. In this case, the shape of the bean paste 5 is matched with the shape of the intermediate container 6.

The internal capacity is also arbitrary, and it is possible to have a size of about Futto barrel or four to barrel, or a capacity about the same. Further, the ratio of the capacity of the intermediate container 6 and the separate container 7 is also arbitrary, and the internal capacity of the separate container 7 can be set in a range smaller than the capacity of the intermediate container 6.
In the embodiment of this proposal, the separate container 7 is used as one. However, the separate container B having a smaller capacity than that of the separate container 7 is prepared, attached to the upper part inside the separate container 7 and held in the separate container 7. By making it be possible, it is also possible to use a plurality of separate containers.

As the material of the cocoon 2, the thick rope 3, and the lash rope 4, by using the cocoon, it can be made to resemble a cocoon barrel. is there.
As the inner container 6 and the separate container 7 are formed by integral molding, a hot water filling operation such as a cedar barrel is unnecessary, leakage of barrel wine can be prevented, and reuse is possible. A material that does not add odor to barrel wine is desirable. Materials such as resin, glass, earthenware, and metal can be used.
As for the lid body 8, cedar is used in the same manner as the barrel, and a decorative plug 9 is bonded to make it more like a barrel. The material of the lid 8 can also be a resin or the like, but since it is the only part that touches the eyes other than the fence 2, the thick rope 3, and the shimeji 4 in appearance, It is desirable to do.

  Next, the structure of the liquor container of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 1 is a development view of the sake container, FIG. 2 is a front view of the sake container, and FIG. 3 is a cross-sectional view of the sake container.

The middle container 6 has a substantially cylindrical shape, and the basket 2 is wound through the bean paste 5. The casket 2 covers the portion other than the upper surface of the middle container 6, and the upper surface of the middle container 6 is covered with the lid 8, so that the appearance is the same as that of the casket.
The lid 8 has a symmetrical shape that is divided into left and right, and a decorative plug 9 is bonded to one lid 8a.

A step is provided in the upper part of the inner surface of the middle container 6, and the edge of the separate container 7 is fitted into the step, whereby the separate container 7 is held at the upper part inside the middle container 6.
By detaching the separate container 7, it becomes possible to adjust the capacity according to the required amount of alcohol. By filling the capacity of the separate container 7 without filling the capacity of the middle container 6, It is possible to fill up to the upper surface of the sake container 1.
Therefore, even if 18 liters of barrel liquor are not prepared, about 6 liters are prepared and poured into a separate container 7 so that the upper surface of the liquor container 1 is filled, and when the mirror is opened, the liquor reaches just below the lid 8. Even when the barrel wine is filled with the handle, the effect that it can be seen from the surroundings as if one barrel of sake is filled is obtained.

  When performing mirror opening, the lid 8 is removed, and the barrel liquor stored separately in a glass bottle or the like is not attached to the separate container 7 when the separate container 7 is attached. In this case, pour into the inner container 6. By storing barrel wine separately in a container suitable for storage, it is possible to taste moderately aromatic barrel wine at the time of mirror opening.

  Next, the operation of the lid 8 when the mirror is opened will be described with reference to FIGS. FIG. 4 is a diagram showing a state in which the liquor container 1 before the mirror is opened, and FIG. 5 is a diagram showing a state after the mirror is opened.

Before opening the mirror, the barrel wine is filled into the middle container 6 or another container 7, and the lid body 8a and the lid body 8b are aligned on the upper surface of the middle container 6 as if they were a single piece of lid. Put it. By setting the outer diameter of the lid 8 to be equal to or larger than the inner diameter of the upper surface of the middle container 6, the lid 8 is held by the middle container 6.
Note that the lid 8 is not particularly fitted to the middle container 6, and is simply placed on the upper surface of the middle container 6 in order to easily open the lid when the mirror is opened. This is possible because the sake container 1 is used only when the mirror is opened, and it is not necessary to keep the container hermetically sealed and does not have a function of preserving barrel wine.

  By swinging down the mallet 10 onto the lid body 8, the lid body 8 a and the lid body 8 b are separated and the lid is opened. The lid body 8 a and the lid body 8 b are placed on the upper surface of the middle container 6. Since it is just placed, it is possible to open the mirror with a very small force, preventing barrel wine from splashing around and preventing the lid 8 from falling into the middle container 6 or another container 7. be able to.

1 Liquor container 2 菰 3 Thick rope 4 Shimeji rope 5 Anko 6 Medium container 7 Separate container 8a Lid 1
8b Lid 2
9 Decoration plug 10 Kiso

Claims (2)

A reusable liquor container that has the appearance of a koji barrel, comprising a jar that covers other than the upper surface of the liquor container, an integrally formed middle container, and a removable lid that is divided into a plurality of parts Liquor container The liquor container according to claim 1, further comprising a detachable integrally molded separate container having a smaller capacity than the middle container, wherein the another container is attached to an upper part inside the middle container, and is attached to the middle container. Liquor container characterized by being held