A beverage apparatus, the beverage apparatus being hand-holdable by a user of the beverage apparatus to be portable, can include a beverage chamber housing that includes a chamber for storing a consumable liquid. The beverage apparatus can include a dispensing assembly that includes a receptacle. The receptacle can retain a vessel. The vessel can include an electronic tag and can contain an additive. The dispensing assembly can be operatively controllable by a controller to output the additive from the vessel into the consumable liquid. The beverage apparatus can include one or more sensors, devices, or assemblies that can be used to detect a volume of liquid in the chamber or a liquid level in the chamber. The beverage apparatus can include an apparatus computer processor portion (ACP) and an apparatus database portion.

An ice cream float assembly includes a first dish that is removably coupled to a beverage bottle thereby facilitating a beverage to be passed therethrough. Ice cream is selectively positioned in the first dish thereby facilitating the beverage to form a mixture with the ice cream. A first coupler is coupled to and extends away from the first dish and the first coupler removably engages the beverage bottle. A second dish is removably coupled to the first dish such that each of the first dish and the second dish form a globe to contain the ice cream. The second dish has a spout extending into an interior of the second dish to pass the mixture of beverage and ice cream therethrough for drinking.

An ice cream float assembly includes a first dish that is removably coupled to a beverage bottle thereby facilitating a beverage to be passed therethrough. Ice cream is selectively positioned in the first dish thereby facilitating the beverage to form a mixture with the ice cream. A first coupler is coupled to and extends away from the first dish and the first coupler removably engages the beverage bottle. A second dish is removably coupled to the first dish such that each of the first dish and the second dish form a globe to contain the ice cream. The second dish has a spout extending into an interior of the second dish to pass the mixture of beverage and ice cream therethrough for drinking.

A beverage apparatus, the beverage apparatus being hand-holdable by a user of the beverage apparatus to be portable, can include a beverage chamber housing that includes a chamber for storing a consumable liquid. The beverage apparatus can include a dispensing assembly that includes a receptacle. The receptacle can retain a vessel. The vessel can include an electronic tag and can contain an additive. The dispensing assembly can be operatively controllable by a controller to output the additive from the vessel into the consumable liquid. The beverage apparatus can include one or more sensors, devices, or assemblies that can be used to detect a volume of liquid in the chamber or a liquid level in the chamber. The beverage apparatus can include an apparatus computer processor portion (ACP) and an apparatus database portion.

This disclosure relates to a structured shake sleeve that goes around a beverage container, wherein the beverage container is used for the storing, mixing or blending of liquids for consumption, and wherein the unique design of the sleeve improves the texture and flavor of the liquid blended within beverage contained around which the sleeve is placed. Paired magnets in the sleeve that are positioned opposite to each other create a magnetic field between the two magnets and the magnetic field acts upon the liquid within the container to improve the flavor and texture of the liquid.

This disclosure relates to a structured shake sleeve that goes around a beverage container, wherein the beverage container is used for the storing, mixing or blending of liquids for consumption, and wherein the unique design of the sleeve improves the texture and flavor of the liquid blended within beverage contained around which the sleeve is placed. Paired magnets in the sleeve that are positioned opposite to each other create a magnetic field between the two magnets and the magnetic field acts upon the liquid within the container to improve the flavor and texture of the liquid.

The present invention relates to a disposable shaker comprising a) a first body configured as a drinking glass, and comprising a first cavity, and a first rim; b) a second body comprising a second rim, and a second cavity configured with multiple compartments; wherein each compartment comprises a cocktail ingredient of a cocktail to be prepared; wherein the first body and the second body are releasably attached to one another such that the first and second rims are positioned close to each other; and c) a tear-off or peel-off sleeve covering at least the upper part of the first rim's face.

The present invention relates to a disposable shaker comprising a) a first body configured as a drinking glass, and comprising a first cavity, and a first rim; b) a second body comprising a second rim, and a second cavity configured with multiple compartments; wherein each compartment comprises a cocktail ingredient of a cocktail to be prepared; wherein the first body and the second body are releasably attached to one another such that the first and second rims are positioned close to each other; and c) a tear-off or peel-off sleeve covering at least the upper part of the first rim's face.

A beverage apparatus, the beverage apparatus being hand-holdable by a user of the beverage apparatus to be portable, can include a beverage chamber housing that includes a chamber for storing a consumable liquid. The beverage apparatus can include a dispensing assembly that includes a receptacle. The receptacle can retain a vessel. The vessel can include an electronic tag and can contain an additive. The dispensing assembly can be operatively controllable by a controller to output the additive from the vessel into the consumable liquid. The beverage apparatus can include one or more sensors, devices, or assemblies that can be used to detect a volume of liquid in the chamber or a liquid level in the chamber. The beverage apparatus can include an apparatus processing portion (ACP) and an apparatus database portion.

An additive delivery system may incorporate a cartridge system, including a container cap and a reservoir assembly that provides for storage of an additive. The container cap includes a mixing nozzle for mixing of the additive with a base fluid as the base fluid flows from the base fluid container through the cartridge. A one-way valve prevents backflow of base fluid and/or mixed base fluid/additive from an area downstream of the mixing nozzle such that the base fluid supply remains in a pure state.