Double barrel drinking vessel

Abstract

The present invention is drawn to a drinking vessel or “glass” comprised of two separate chambers. The glass is designed for two separate liquids to be contained within the glass yet held separate until the time that the user of the glass drinks the liquid. The two chambers are of the same height as the vessel to ensure that liquids held within are not combined until they enter the users mouth.

1 . A conical shaped drinking vessel comprising two chambers formed by a dividing wall starting flush with the rim of the top of the vessel and running the entire length of the vessel thus connecting to the bottom of the vessel, said dividing wall connecting to the rim of the top of the vessel at two points and the bottom of the vessel at the same two points, the volume of the two said chambers having a ratio of 2:1 but being exactly equal in height, said top of the vessel being open except for the top of the dividing wall and said bottom of the vessel being completely enclosed. 
   
   
       2 . The drinking vessel of  claim 1  wherein the vessel is comprised of glass, plastic, pottery, or another form of non-permeable material. 
   
   
       3 . The drinking vessel of  claim 1  wherein the height of the vessel is approximately 130 mm, the diameter of the vessel is approximately 33.5 mm in diameter, the volume of the larger chamber is 50 mL and the volume of the smaller chamber is 25 mL. 
   
   
       4 . The drinking vessel of  claim 1  wherein the diameter of the vessel is consistent at every height of the vessel, from the top to the bottom. 
   
   
       5 . The drinking vessel of  claim 1  wherein the said top of the vessel and said bottom of vessel are completely flat. 
   
   
       6 . The drinking vessel of  claim 1  wherein the top of said dividing wall is continuous with the top of said vessel and the bottom of said dividing wall is continuous with the bottom of said vessel.