Beverage bottle

Abstract

A dual chambered beverage bottle made of synthetic resin is described. The bottle has a cylindrical body member that is divided by a partition wall perpendicularly disposed in the body member to form separate chambers, so that it is possible to contain two different drinks in the chambers. The beverage bottle has a cup which is secured to the bottle spout member as a cap in a substantially liquid-tight relationship, so that users do not need a separate cup to receive drinks poured out of the bottle and may enjoy greatly enhanced convenience when traveling or engaging in sports activities.

1 . A beverage bottle, comprising: 
 a cylindrically shaped bottle body member closed at its bottom and partitioned into two portions at its longitudinally central portion;    two spout members each formed at each of upper and lower ends of the bottle body member, said spout members each being provided with an external thread on its outer circumferential surface and with an annular flange extended radially outwardly from a position under the external thread to stop excessive rotation of a cap and serve as an easy-to-grip handle;    two double-walled caps each provided with inner and outer walls, said inner wall being provided with an internal thread on its inner surface to be engaged with the external thread of each of the spout members, said outer wall being adapted to serve as a cup to receive a beverage poured out of said bottle body member; and    two sealing straps each adhered around a region where each of the double-walled caps is brought into contact with the bottle body member, and each provided with a separation line formed along a longitudinally central portion of each of the sealing straps so as to allow a user to open the beverage bottle by twisting the double-walled cap while gripping the bottle body member.