In the field of bottle-holders for temporary attachment to an object there is disclosed a one-use cardboard bottle-holder formed from a cardboard sleeve comprising cutouts and fold lines, wherein when the cutouts are released from attachment to the cardboard sleeve, and the same cutouts are folded along the fold lines, a one-use bottle-holder for temporary attachment to an object is formed.

The invention relates to decanters technology field, more particularly relates to a separated decanter. A separated decanter includes a bottle body, a base and a motor sub-assembly; the bottom of the bottle body protrudes an annular wall, a spacer is provided in the annular wall, the spacer is provided with through holes to connect the lumen of the bottle body; the base includes a base surface, an outer ring and an inner ring; the outer ring is set at the outside peripheral of the base surface, the inner ring lies in the outer ring on the base surface; the annular wall connects with the inner ring, both of them and combine with the spacer to form a cavity; the cavity contains a magnet; the motor sub-assembly is set under the base; the motor sub-assembly drives the magnet to turn, thereby stirring the liquid in the bottle body.

A bottle cover is provided, which includes a bottom member, a sleeve, a top member, a hollow base, an elastic component, and a first sealing component. The sleeve is movably sleeved with the bottom member. The top member is disposed at the top portion of the sleeve. The hollow base is separately combined with the bottom member, and has a first hole and a second hole. The elastic component has one end sleeved with the hollow base, and the other end sleeved with the sleeve. The first sealing component includes a first buckle component detachably penetrating and buckled with the first hole, and a first cover component separately covering the second hole. A bottle to be coupled with the bottole cover is also provided.

A beverage holder configured for selectively holding a beverage is disclosed. Said beverage holder comprising a beverage containment comprising a base portion, an upper retainer portion and a handle portion. Said base portion and said upper retainer portion comprise a round sidewall having an internal diameter being larger than an external diameter of a beverage. Said base portion comprises a bottom surface configured to receive and hold a bottom portion of said beverage. Said upper retainer portion and said base portion are aligned along a vertical axis such that when said beverage is held within said beverage containment it is held upright along said vertical axis. Said upper retainer portion and said base portion are connected to one another with said handle portion. Said handle portion extends outward away from said vertical axis so as to enable a user to grip said beverage holder with said handle portion.

A lid for a cup is described where the lid acts to hold a can upside down inside the cup. The lid including a rim attachment mechanism allowing the lid to be attached to the cup and a dome connected to the rim attachment mechanism and having an aperture therein. The lid also includes a can receptacle extending from the top into the interior of the dome through the aperture in the dome, wherein the can receptacle is formed to accept a can and to hold the can in a fixed position relative to the lid, and a bottle receptacle extending from a bottom of the can receptacle, wherein the bottle receptacle is formed to accept a neck of the bottle and to hold the bottle in a fixed position relative to the lid.

A portable bottle which is motorized and magnetically linked to a mixing blade. Once the motor is activated by depressing the ON/OFF button, the magnetic attraction between the motor and the mixing blade rotates the mixing blade at the same speed. The lack of a physical shaft running through the bottle provides a completely leak-proof container. The mixing blade is also magnetically attached to the base of the bottle and is removable for easy cleaning.

A beverage holder includes a frame, an insert, and a cover. The frame includes a sidewall having an upper end and a lower end, and a bottom wall extending across the lower end. The upper end defines a plurality of protrusions. The sidewall and the bottom wall cooperatively define a chamber. The insert includes a peripheral rim defining a plurality of apertures that receive the plurality of protrusions and a flexible collar extending from the peripheral rim and at least partially into the chamber. The flexible collar defines an opening leading to the chamber. The cover includes a plurality of interfaces that engage with the plurality of protrusions to couple the cover to the upper end of the sidewall and to secure the insert between the frame and the cover. The cover defines an aperture that aligns with the chamber and the opening.

Present embodiments relate to an insulating device. More specifically, but without limitation, present embodiments relate to an insulating device that accommodates bottles of differing size and shape by comprising an expandable boot that accommodates bottles of differing size and shape.

A beverage chiller includes a body having a frustoconical shape. The beverage chiller includes a cavity formed within the body. The cavity has a cylindrical shape. The cavity is slanted at a first angle relative to a base of the body. The beverage chiller includes a window formed in a sidewall of the body. The window exposes an interior space of the cavity.

A beverage holder with an insulating sleeve holds a beverage container and a light mount with a light. The light mount comprises an exterior housing located outside the insulating sleeve and on a lateral wall of the insulating sleeve. A light is carried by the exterior housing and located outside of the insulating sleeve. An interior backing is located on an interior of the insulating sleeve and fastened to the exterior housing through the insulating sleeve. The exterior housing and the interior backing sandwich a portion of the lateral wall of the insulating sleeve.