Bottles and jars – Attachment or adjunct – Drinking device
Reexamination Certificate
2007-03-13
2007-03-13
Castellano, Stephen J. (Department: 3727)
Bottles and jars
Attachment or adjunct
Drinking device
C220S710000
Reexamination Certificate
active
10610782
ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for the aeration of a fluid prior to its consumption includes a container that is adapted to house a quantity of the fluid. A bottom end of a conduit that is open at both ends is attached to the container and is disposed in the fluid. A second opposite upper end of the conduit is disposed above the bottom end and is placed in the mouth of a user. Fluid is drawn up through the conduit by the creation of a partial vacuum when the user sucks on the upper, drinking end. An air infusion opening is provided in the conduit near the upper end above a normal maximum fluid elevation level. The infusion opening allows for ambient air to simultaneously enter into a fluid stream that is being drawn up through the conduit, thereby aerating the fluid prior to its entry into the mouth. If the fluid is especially hot, the ambient air also helps to cool the fluid.
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Gates Christina Kennedy
Gates David Alan
Gates Dominic Michael
Castellano Stephen J.
Rinne, Jr. Risto A.
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