Disclosed are lid assemblies for use on a vessel holding a base liquid. They include an agent chamber for holding a liquid agent and a pivotable spout. The spout includes a base liquid inlet port and a liquid agent inlet port, respective passageways connected to those ports and terminating at a mixing space. The agent chamber includes plural different sized metering orifices, orifice configured to be brought into communication with the liquid agent port of the spout when the spout is pivoted to any one of plural angular positions to provide a metered amount of the liquid agent into the spout for mixing with the base liquid in the mixing space when the user sucks on the spout. The base liquid is drawn into the spout from the interior of the vessel via a base liquid metering port that is brought into communication with the base liquid inlet port when the spout is in any one of those plural angular positions.

A multiple chamber stackable cup or bottle has an air space separation between the chambers. A rotatable cap with a single sealable spout pivots to access each chamber individually. Alternately, a stationary cap has multiple sealable openings, one for each chamber, which communicate one chamber at a time or can be placed to bridge both chambers to allow access to both chambers at the same time. Tapered bodies enable the multiple chamber bodies to be stacked in a nested array.

A jug for a juicer has sealing features so that its contents may be isolated from the environment when it is not being filled or when used for pouring.

The present application includes a cup assembly for the mixing and drinking of a beverage. The cup system is configured to permit the introduction and mixing of two or more liquids internally in a sealed environment. The cup assembly includes a cup member and a base member. The base member includes concentrated alcoholic liquid for mixture with cup liquid in the cup member. A sealing member is also included to permit for the repeated mixing and drinking of beverages out of the cup assembly. The liquids may be refilled at any time. Other embodiments herein describe the external introduction of liquids to be mixed in the cup member.

Disclosed are lid assemblies for use on a vessel holding a base liquid. They include an agent chamber for holding a liquid agent and a pivotable spout. The spout includes a base liquid inlet port and a liquid agent inlet port, respective passageways connected to those ports and terminating at a mixing space. The agent chamber includes plural different sized metering orifices, orifice configured to be brought into communication with the liquid agent port of the spout when the spout is pivoted to any one of plural angular positions to provide a metered amount of the liquid agent into the spout for mixing with the base liquid in the mixing space when the user sucks on the spout. The base liquid is drawn into the spout from the interior of the vessel via a base liquid metering port that is brought into communication with the base liquid inlet port when the spout is in any one of those plural angular positions.

Disclosed are lid assemblies for use on a vessel holding a base liquid. They include an agent chamber for holding a liquid agent and a pivotable spout. The spout includes a base liquid inlet port and a liquid agent inlet port, respective passageways connected to those ports and terminating at a mixing space. The agent chamber includes plural different sized metering orifices, orifice configured to be brought into communication with the liquid agent port of the spout when the spout is pivoted to any one of plural angular positions to provide a metered amount of the liquid agent into the spout for mixing with the base liquid in the mixing space when the user sucks on the spout. The base liquid is drawn into the spout from the interior of the vessel via a base liquid metering port that is brought into communication with the base liquid inlet port when the spout is in any one of those plural angular positions.

Containers are provided herein of various shapes and sizes including, in some embodiments, containers with side access ports of custom configurations and shapes. The port may be shaped like a hammer or other shapes, and may, in some embodiments have a removable cover placed thereover. In further embodiments, multi-compartment containers are disclosed that may be provided with multiple compartments.

A twin chamber mug device for containing a pair of fluid beverages includes a mug which has a dividing wall defining a first interior space of the mug and a second interior space of the mug which can each contain a fluid beverage. The dividing wall is comprised of a thermally insulating material to inhibiting thermal communication between the first interior space and the second interior space. A lid is removably attachable to the mug which has a first drinking hole and a second drinking hole. The first drinking hole is positionable over the first interior space of the mug and the second drinking hole is positionable over the second interior space of the mug. A cover is rotatably attached to the lid which can close either the first drinking hole or the second drinking hole.

A container assembly for storing multiple liquids is disclosed. The container assembly comprises a container body having a first compartment and a second compartment. Each compartment comprises an upper end, an opening at the upper end, and a lower end. The container assembly further comprises an insulator provided between the first compartment and the second compartment configured to separate both compartments, thereby allowing the container body to store multiple liquids simultaneously. Further, the container assembly further comprises a rotatable lid detachably attached to the upper end of the container body configured to prevent and stop any leakage, wherein the rotatable lid is activated to set the amount of liquid to be dispensed from each compartment.

Disclosed is a drinking system (1) with a drinking vessel (2) defining a receiving chamber (3) for a liquid, a drinking straw (4) arranged on the drinking vessel (2), projecting from the drinking vessel (2) and guided into the receiving chamber (3), with a first end having an inlet opening (5) which projects towards a base of the receiving chamber (3), and with a second end having a drinking opening (6), and with a suction channel (7) between the inlet opening (5) and the drinking opening (6), and an aroma reservoir (8) connected with the drinking straw (4) via an inflow channel (9).

According to the invention, the drinking system is characterized in that the aroma reservoir (8) contains a liquid aroma medium which contains fragrances and/or flavorings in dissolved or emulsified and thus diluted form and which, when liquid is sucked from the drinking vessel (2) through the drinking straw (4), is sucked through the inflow channel (9) into the drinking straw (4) and is mixed there with the liquid sucked into the drinking straw (4) from the drinking vessel (3).