Coors Worldwide Inc.

Rachel Joanna Galt

Stephen Paul Smith

Peter Thomas Foster

Stuart William Molzahn

Wendy Gladys Box

David Edwin Quain

Iain Wallace Anderson

Alan Robert Wright

A drinking vesselin which a beverage, for example a draught beer, is to be served is cooled by formation thereon of ice formed of frozen potable liquid for example a small volume of the same beer. The potable liquid can be sprayed atonto the insideof the vesseland/or onto the outsideof the vessel, and the liquid is then frozen on the vessel wall by the effect of a cooling coilsurrounding the vessel which can be rotated by a rotatably driven platform. The cooled vesselwill in turn cool beverage dispensed into it for drinking.

Cooling a drinking vessel

A beverage, for example a draught beverage, which may already be cooled before introduction into a drinking vessel is introduced into the vessel into which additional cooled material is introduced. The cooled material may be frozen water which is used to dilute the beverage to a desired strength e.g. a desired alcoholic strength. Alternatively the cooled material may be frozen beverage.

Dispensing a beverage

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Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Rachel Joanna Galt