Beverage Dispensing System With Nested Inner Containers

The patent combines multiple beverage containers into a single integrated dispensing system where multiple bottles are mounted on a common rack and connected to a single pump mechanism. This merging approach allows the system to dispense multiple beverages simultaneously through a single complex device rather than requiring multiple separate bottles and pumps, thereby increasing beverage capacity while managing system complexity.

The patent implements a nested structure where multiple beverage bottles are mounted vertically on a single rack assembly, with bottles nested within the vertical space of the rack rather than requiring horizontal space. The pump mechanism is integrated at the base of the rack, and tubing routes through the same vertical space, creating a compact nested arrangement that maximizes beverage capacity while minimizing the footprint area required.

The patent introduces a common pump mechanism as an intermediary component that handles all beverages. Instead of connecting bottles directly to each other or to multiple separate pumps, the pump acts as a central mediator that draws from multiple bottles through individual tubing lines and dispenses through a single common outlet. This intermediary approach enables efficient joint dispensing while preventing direct contamination between different beverage streams.