Beverage container
a technology for beverage containers and containers, applied in the field of beverage containers, can solve the problems of inherent limitations of the types and amounts of substances that can be dispensed into the beverage container, and achieve the effect of reducing the amount of substances that cannot be dispensed into the beverage container, and improving the quality of the beverag
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[0011] As shown in the drawings for purposes of illustration, the invention is embodied in a beverage bottle, indicated generally by the reference number 10, having a neck 11 at its open upper end 12 and normally closed by a cap 13 having a conventional stopper-type dispensing valve 14 permitting a user to drink from the bottle without removing the cap 13. The details of such stopper-type valves are well known.
[0012] In accordance with the present invention, the bottle 10 has separate upper and lower sections 15 and 17 defining chambers that are capable of containing separate products, such as two different beverages. The sections are disposed in end-to-end relation and joined together to form a unitary bottle 10 by a coupling member, indicated generally at 18, that has a valve 19 for establishing communication between the two chambers. The valve 19 normally is closed to keep the two products separate and unmixed, but is openable by twisting the bottle to permit mixing of the conte...
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