WO2007027480A1 - Systeme de rotation de bouteilles de vin - Google Patents

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WO2007027480A1
WO2007027480A1 PCT/US2006/032821 US2006032821W WO2007027480A1 WO 2007027480 A1 WO2007027480 A1 WO 2007027480A1 US 2006032821 W US2006032821 W US 2006032821W WO 2007027480 A1 WO2007027480 A1 WO 2007027480A1
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    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C12—BIOCHEMISTRY; BEER; SPIRITS; WINE; VINEGAR; MICROBIOLOGY; ENZYMOLOGY; MUTATION OR GENETIC ENGINEERING
    • C12L—PITCHING OR DEPITCHING MACHINES; CELLAR TOOLS
    • C12L11/00—Cellar tools
    • C—CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C12—BIOCHEMISTRY; BEER; SPIRITS; WINE; VINEGAR; MICROBIOLOGY; ENZYMOLOGY; MUTATION OR GENETIC ENGINEERING
    • C12H—PASTEURISATION, STERILISATION, PRESERVATION, PURIFICATION, CLARIFICATION OR AGEING OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES; METHODS FOR ALTERING THE ALCOHOL CONTENT OF FERMENTED SOLUTIONS OR ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
    • C12H1/00—Pasteurisation, sterilisation, preservation, purification, clarification, or ageing of alcoholic beverages
    • C12H1/22—Ageing or ripening by storing, e.g. lagering of beer

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  • the present invention relates to racks for storing bottles, and particularly to a wine bottle rotation system for turning wine bottles continuously or at pre-set timed intervals to promote the binding of free sediment to the inner glass wall in the wine bottles during the aging process.
  • free sediment During aging, wine often forms particulate matter, which is known as "free sediment.” Stationary storage of wine bottles can result in the settling of the sediment within the wine bottle, which can alter the taste and quality of the wine if decanted with the wine. In order to prevent the accumulation of free sediment within the wine, it is necessary to agitate the sediment within the bottle, but not to such a degree that would alter the quality of the wine or provide undue stress to the fragile glass bottle. Since free sediment is undesirable, it is necessary to have a system that promotes the binding of free sediment to the inner glass walls of the bottle, which would reduce the amount of free sediment in the wine.
  • the disclosure is directed to a wine bottle rotation system.
  • the system includes a support frame with a pair of vertical support members and at least one pair of horizontal support members.
  • the horizontal support members are disposed between the pair of vertical support members.
  • a plurality of rollers are rotatably mounted to the horizontal support members.
  • the rollers are spaced apart so that they are adapted to receive a wine bottle.
  • a drive means rotationally drives the rollers so that when the wine bottle is received between an adjacent pair of the rollers, the rollers cause the wine bottle to rotate, thus preventing settling and accumulation of free sediment within the wine bottle.
  • Fig. IA is an environmental perspective view of a wine bottle rotation system according to the present invention.
  • Fig. IB is an environmental front view of the wine bottle rotation system according to the present invention.
  • Fig. 2 is an environmental top view of the wine bottle rotation system according to the present invention.
  • Fig. 3 is a fragmented side view showing the positioning and interconnection of rollers in the wine bottle rotation system according to the present invention.
  • Fig. 4 is a diagrammatic front view of the positioning of rollers and respective wine bottles in the wine bottle rotation system according to the present invention.
  • Fig. 5 is a diagrammatic rear view of the positioning of rollers and respective wine bottles in an alternative embodiment of the wine bottle rotation system according to the present invention.
  • Fig. 6 is a side view of an alternative embodiment of the wine bottle rotation system according to the present invention.
  • Fig. 7A is a diagrammatic view illustrating a wine bottle with a stationary volume of sediment formed therein.
  • Fig. 7B is a diagrammatic view of the wine bottle of Fig. 7 A under rotation, with the volume of sediment sliding therein.
  • Fig. 7C is a diagrammatic view of the wine bottle of Figs. 7A and 7B, following the rotation process, with a homogenous layer of sediment bound to the inner periphery thereof. Similar reference characters denote corresponding features consistently throughout the attached drawings.
  • the wine bottle rotation system includes a support frame formed from a pair of vertical support members having a plurality of horizontal support members, or shelves, mounted therebetween.
  • the support frame forms a wine rack for receiving a plurality of wine bottles arrayed on the various shelves of the wine rack.
  • a plurality of rollers are rotationally mounted between pairs of horizontal or vertical support members, and are spaced apart so that a wine bottle can be received between two adjacent rollers. Driven rotation of the rollers causes the wine bottle to rotate, thus promoting the binding of sediment to the inner walls of the wine bottle, reducing the amount of free sediment contained within the wine.
  • the rollers may be driven to rotate either under the power of an electric motor or, alternatively, through manual turning of a hand-crank. The user may control both the timing and the rate of rotation of the bottles housed within the system.
  • a system 10 for rotating wine bottles 20 includes a main support frame having a pair of side vertical support elements 12 and a plurality of horizontal support elements 14. As shown in Fig. 2, and described in further detail below, a plurality of rollers 18 are rotatably mounted between horizontally adjacent pairs of horizontal support elements 14, in order to form shelves for receiving wine bottles 20. As will be described in further detail below, the right-most vertical set of rollers, as seen in Fig. IA, consists of drive rollers 110, which drive rotation of gravity rollers 18 and wine bottles 20. Multiple shelves or levels for wine bottles 20 are formed within the system 10, and are vertically tiered, as shown in Figs. IA and IB.
  • any number or style of horizontal and vertical supports may be utilized, depending on the type of wine rack desired by the user.
  • the wine rack encompassing the present invention may take any desired style, shape or size.
  • Side vertical support elements 12 and horizontal support elements 14 are preferably made from wood, which is a traditional material used in the construction of wine racks; however, any suitable sturdy material capable of supporting a collection of wine bottles may be used.
  • individual drive rollers 110 are linked, each to the other, such that driven rotation of the top-most drive roller (by the drive means housed within control box 22, to be described in detail below) will drive each subsequent drive roller 110 in the vertical set of drive rollers 110.
  • the wine rack illustrated in Fig. IA is shown for exemplary purposes only, and the wine rack may have any desired size, shape or configuration, depending on the needs of the user. Further, the wine rack 10 could be formed of any suitable material, such as wood or heavy gauge aluminum, depending on the needs and desires of the user.
  • each front horizontal support element 14 has a plurality of recesses 16 formed therein for receiving the neck of a wine bottle 20.
  • Recesses 16 are formed between adjacent rollers 18, 110, as shown, in order to properly position the wine bottles 20 and keep the wine bottles 20 in proper alignment with rollers 18, 110.
  • adjacent rollers are spaced approximately four inches apart from one another, measured from the rotational axes, providing both practical and aesthetically pleasing space for the plurality of wine bottles 20 received within one level or shelf of the wine rack. It should be noted that the particular dimensions are dependent upon the needs and desires of the user, particularly in that wine racks and other storage systems may have any desired dimensions.
  • Wine bottles 20 are preferably rotated one-quarter turn per rotational interval in order to prevent the build-up of sediment.
  • motor control unit 22 may be programmed by the user to create any desired rotation of bottles 20, over any desired interval. For example, a one-quarter rotation could be generated* once an hour, or a slow continuous rotation could be programmed, depending on the needs and desires of the user.
  • a user interface 23 is shown in communication with motor control unit 22, allowing the user to program the motor control unit 22.
  • User interface 23 may further include a timing circuit, allowing for the timed rotation of the wine bottles 20.
  • Fig. 7 A illustrates the formation of a volume of sediment 21 within a stationary bottle 20. Stationary storage of a typical wine bottle 20 results in the settling of sediment 21 on the lower insider surface of the wine bottle 20, as shown.
  • Fig. 7B illustrates the movement of the volume of sediment 21 within bottle 20 following a one-quarter rotation of wine bottle 20. The sediment partially adheres to the inner periphery of the wine bottle 20, due to frictional engagement therewith, and begins to slide down the inner surface under the force of gravity.
  • Fig. 7C illustrates a relatively homogenous layer of sediment 21, having a substantially annular contour of uniform thickness resulting from continuous rotation of wine bottle 20. Device 10 produces such a rotation, allowing for the production of the desired homogenous, continuous and uniform layer of bound sediment 21.
  • An electric motor housed in motor control unit 22, drives the drive rollers 110 to rotate and drive wine bottles 20 and gravity rollers 18.
  • the rotation of rollers 18, 110 drives rotation of wine bottles 20, thus preventing the settling and accumulation of free sediment within the wine bottles 20, and producing a uniform and homogenous bound sedimentary layer, such as that shown in Fig. 7C.
  • motor control unit 22 delivers rotational drive power to the plurality of levels of rollers 18, 110 through a drive belt, drive chain, gear train or through other suitable rotational power transfer means (shown here as exemplary drive belts 24, 26 in Fig. 3).
  • Motor control unit 22 may be programmed to activate at a particular time by use of an automatic timer, or may be manually activated. The rate and duration of rotation may be programmed into motor control unit 22.
  • Motor control unit 22 delivers direct rotational drive power to the top-most drive roller 110.
  • drive rollers 110 are linked by drive belts 24, 26, which provide driven rotation for adjacent drive rollers 110 in the vertical stack of drive rollers 110.
  • Fig. 2 provides a top view of the wine bottle rotation system 10, showing the arrangement of rollers 18, 110 with respect to horizontally adjacent pairs of horizontal supports 14.
  • Horizontally adjacent pairs of horizontal supports 14 are attached between the pair of vertical supports 12, as further shown in Figs. IA and IB, to form a standard wine rack having multiple levels or shelves for receiving wine bottles 20.
  • the plurality of rollers 18, 110 are rotatably received between the horizontally adjacent pairs of horizontal supports 14, with the longitudinal or rotational axis of each roller 18, 110 being orthogonal to the longitudinal axes of the horizontal supports 14.
  • Rollers 18, 110 are spaced apart to receive wine bottles 20 therebetween, as shown in Figs. IA and IB, and to impart rotation to the wine bottles 20.
  • Gravity rollers 18 are shown as having an interconnection of drive belts 120, 122, similar to drive belts 24, 26 of the vertical stack of drive rollers 110. As will be described below, with reference to Figs. 4 and 5, gravity rollers 18 may be driven through engagement between wine bottles 20 and gravity rollers 18, or may be interlinked, as shown, through a series of drive belts 120, 122.
  • Drive belts 120, 122 are for exemplary purposes only and gravity rollers 18 may be interconnected and driven by any suitable drive belt, drive chain or other means of delivering rotational energy.
  • Fig. 3 illustrates the rotational mounting of an exemplary drive roller 110.
  • a pair of bushings 30 are formed in the supports to receive rotary end caps 28, formed on opposing longitudinal ends of drive roller 110.
  • Bushings 30 may be formed from nylon or some other low-friction material in order to provide free rotation of rotary end caps 28 therein with a minimum of frictional loss.
  • gravity rollers 18 are rotationally mounted in a similar fashion.
  • Rotary end caps 28 are similarly formed from a resilient, low-friction material, such as nylon or polished metal, in the preferred embodiment, though other suitable materials may be used.
  • Rotary end caps 28 and bushings 30 are sized and shaped so that each rotary end cap 28 engages a corresponding bushing 30 so that rotary end cap 28 can freely rotate, under driven rotation, which will be described in further detail below, within the respective bushing 30. Though each rotary end cap 28 freely rotates within a corresponding bushing 30, the engagement of rotary end cap 28 and bushing 30 limits non-rotational movement of the gravity roller 18, thus maintaining alignment of gravity roller 18 within the support frame structure.
  • Rotary end caps 28 may alternately contain bearings in order to reduce friction, depending on the needs and desires of the user. Further, in this alternative embodiment where the rotary end caps 28 include bearings, the roller axle may be permanently fixed or mounted to the corresponding horizontal support, as opposed to the inclusion of a retractable pin, for example.
  • end caps 28 and the corresponding bushings 30 may be beveled, providing for easy entry and engagement of end caps 28 with bushings 30.
  • rotary end caps 28 may be spring-loaded or otherwise elastically biased against the interior surfaces of bushings 30, thus allowing for easy installation, removal and replacement of rollers 18, 110.
  • Each roller 18, 110 should fit securely between the corresponding pair of bushings 30. Preferably, only approximately one-eighth of an inch of free space is left between one end of a roller 18, 110 and the corresponding bushing mounted in horizontal support 14.
  • the length of rollers 18, 110 and the lateral width of side vertical supports members 12 may be selected in order to provide support and rotation for multiple rows of bottles 20 mounted within a single level or shelf.
  • the wine rack could be two or three wine bottles deep, with rollers 18, 110 providing rotation to all bottles 20 housed on all levels or shelves of system 10.
  • one of end caps 28 is driven to rotate by an upper drive belt 24.
  • the top-most drive roller 110 in the rack (mounted on the upper-most shelf or level shown in Figs. IA and IB) is driven directly by the drive means contained in motor control housing 22.
  • rotational energy is transferred to the rollers on the level below through drive belt 24.
  • Rotational energy is transferred to the level below through a similar drive belt 26, and so on throughout all levels of the system 10.
  • the drive means is able to transfer driven rotational energy to all levels of rollers 18 housed within the wine rack.
  • rollers 24, 26 are for exemplary purposes only.
  • driven rotation of one gravity roller 18 causes the corresponding wine bottle 20 to rotate, which, in turn, drives the next wine bottle to rotate, which drives rotation of the next gravity roller 18 in the line.
  • Rollers 18, 110 are coated with a material that has a relatively high coefficient of friction when in contact with the glass of the wine bottle. Rubber, foam rubber or other like materials may be used in the formation of rollers 18,
  • rollers 18, 110 are formed from a rigid, thin-walled extruded material, such as, for example, acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), aluminum, aluminum alloy, or acrylic, coated with a thin rubber coating.
  • ABS acrylonitrile butadiene styrene
  • the coating material of rollers 18, 110 could be colored to match the coloration and pattern of the materials used for horizontal and vertical support members 14, 12.
  • each roller 18, 110 has a diameter of approximately two inches and a length of approximately twelve inches.
  • the 12-inch long roller is designed for rotation of a single row of bottles; however, as described above with reference to Fig. 3, longer rollers could be utilized for the addition of multiple depths of bottles within a single shelf or level.
  • an alternating series of drive belts 120, 122 may be added, as shown in the embodiment of Fig. 5.
  • Alternating drive belts 120, 122 are similar to drive belts 24, 26 that transfer rotational energy through the drive rollers 110, Thus, if a wine bottle is removed, drive belts 120, 122 link the plurality of gravity rollers 18 in that particular level, maintaining driven rotation of each gravity roller 18.
  • alternating drive belts 120, 122 are preferred, however, any drive system, including a single drive belt or chain, may also be utilized.
  • the automated electronic drive control system 22 of the embodiment of Figs. IA and IB is replaced by a manual hand-crank 34.
  • the drive means for driving rotation of rollers 18, 110 becomes the operator, who may selectively control both the timing and rate of rotation through manual turning of the hand-crank 34.
  • the wine bottle rotation system 10 provides a system for rotating a collection of wine bottles 20. Formed as a standard wine rack, the system 10 houses a plurality of bottles 20 on various shelves or levels, each provided with a plurality of driven rollers 18, 110. Rollers 18, 110 rotate the wine bottles 20 to prevent the settling and accumulation of free sediment within bottles 20, which can alter the taste and quality of the wine. The user is given control over the timing and rate of rotation of the bottles placed within the rotation system 10.
  • system 10 could be manufactured and sold as an entire unit, or the drive means and rollers could be manufactured as a separate system adapted to retrofit a standard pre-existing conventional wine rack or wine cabinet.
  • Wine bottle rotation system 10 could, alternatively, be adapted for mounting on a climate controlled wine storage rack or unit having sliding shelves, allowing the user to pull out individual shelves from the housing of the rack.
  • Drive rollers 110 and gravity rollers 18 could be mounted on each individual sliding shelf, and be driven by a linked drive system similar to that described above.
  • wine bottles 20 are shown spaced apart in Figs. IA, IB, and 2 for clarity in the drawings.
  • the remaining rollers in each row are driven by rotation of a wine bottle in the adjacent roller, so that if a wine bottle is removed, it should be replaced by a dummy bottle or by the last bottle in the row farthest from the drive roller.
  • adjacent gravity rollers may be driven through an attached set of horizontal drive belts or other drive transfer means.

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L'invention porte sur un système de rotation de bouteilles de vin (10) qui comprend un porte-bouteilles de vin formé d'une paire d'éléments de support verticaux (12) comprenant une pluralité d'éléments de support horizontaux (14), ou étagères, montés entre les éléments de support verticaux. Une pluralité de rouleaux (18) sont montés rotatifs entre des paires d'éléments de support horizontaux et verticaux (14, 12) et sont espacés de manière qu'une bouteille de vin (20) peut être reçue entre deux rouleaux adjacents (18). La rotation entraînée des rouleaux (18) fait tourner la bouteille de vin (20), empêchant de la sorte le dépôt et l'accumulation de sédiments libres (21) à l'intérieur de la bouteille de vin (20), les sédiments (21) se liant à la paroi de verre interne de la bouteille (20) et réduisant par conséquent la quantité de sédiments libres (21) dans le vin.
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