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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Nov. 04, 2008
Filed:
Sep. 09, 2004
John R. Nottingham, Bratenahl, OH (US);
John Spirk, Gates Mills, OH (US);
Marc L. Vitantonio, South Russell, OH (US);
Jeffrey Kalman, Cleveland Heights, OH (US);
Kenneth Wulff, Aurora, OH (US);
John R. Nottingham, Bratenahl, OH (US);
John Spirk, Gates Mills, OH (US);
Marc L. Vitantonio, South Russell, OH (US);
Jeffrey Kalman, Cleveland Heights, OH (US);
Kenneth Wulff, Aurora, OH (US);
Other;
Abstract
Apparatus for brewing a brew substance with a liquid comprises: a container for storing the liquid, the container including at least one aperture for dispensing liquid therefrom; a sealed packet of filter paper containing the brew substance; and a layer of heat sensitive film encapsulating the sealed packet, the encapsulated packet disposed within the container at a position covering the at least one aperture, the container configured to sit on top of a drinking container to permit liquid to drain into the drinking container from the at least one aperture thereof. In addition, a method of making a brewing apparatus comprises the steps of: configuring a container to store liquid for brewing and to dispense the liquid through at least one aperture therein; encapsulating a sealed packet of filter paper containing a brew substance with a layer of heat sensitive film; disposing the encapsulated packet within the container at a position covering the at least one aperture; and configuring the container to sit on top of a drinking container to permit liquid to drain into the drinking container from the at least one aperture thereof.