JPH08286Y2 - Packaging structure for sake bottles - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial field of application] The present invention relates to a structure for packaging sake with turtles for shipping.

〔Overview〕

The present invention uses a thin transparent plastic sheet to seal the opening in a packaging structure for sake liquor, and a thick plastic sheet is placed on it to reinforce it and secure it with rubber bands so that it will not come off during transportation. By covering the plastic sheet with a decorative wooden lid so that it will not be broken even if it hits a protruding obstacle and wrapping it with a cloth or paper using a string, It is a product that allows sake to be supplied from sake breweries to consumers in simple and inexpensive packaging while maintaining the desired state of storage.

[Conventional technology]

During sake brewing, in order to better match the taste of the sake to the tastes of consumers, the sake is stored in a ceramic jar and the color tone, aroma, viscosity, etc. of the liquor are observed with the naked eye and the brewing is done. Decide the time.

On the other hand, consumers who drink such sake from the brewery have a desire to see the liquor they have obtained in a state close to that at the time of the brewing.

For this reason, there is a packaging structure in which sake is filled in a wide-mouth ceramic liquor and delivered to consumers.

[Problems to be solved by the invention]

However, when the sake bottle made of wide-porcelain porcelain is used as the container for sake, the finish accuracy of the wide-mouthed portion is not good due to the manufacturing method of the ceramics, so it is easy to open and close without leaking sake during delivery. There is no such means. In particular, this sealing means allows you to see the state of the liquor inside from the wide-mouthed part at the time of the first opening, and then to open the opening and then smell the liquor of the sake contained in the space above the container, Airtightly seal the opening,
And it must be transparent.

An object of the present invention is to provide a packaging structure for liquor which satisfies each requirement of such sealing means for liquor.

[Means for solving problems]

The present invention is a packaging structure for wide-porcelain porcelain porcelain in which liquor is poured leaving a space in the upper part, and the liquor has a structure with a smooth surface at least the opening of which is treated with a glaze. A transparent, thin first plastic sheet that is in close contact with the surface of the above and covers the opening portion and is airtightly covered, and a transparent second plastic sheet that is slightly thicker than the first plastic sheet from above the first plastic sheet. Is covered over the opening portion, a wide rubber band is hung from above the first and second plastic sheets to the upper neck portion of the liquor, and a wooden decorative lid is placed on the second plastic sheet. A cover made of paper or cloth covering the opening is covered so as to enclose the wooden decorative lid, and the cover is attached to the string at the upper constricted portion of the sake bottle. Therefore, it is characterized by being tied up.

A hard plastic lid may be attached which covers the opening after the first and second plastic sheets have been removed and opened.

[Action]

The opening portion of the liquor bottle is treated with a glaze to have a smooth surface, and the first transparent plastic thin sheet having a high adhesiveness can contact the opening portion of the liquor bottle with good airtightness.

The first plastic sheet is brought into contact with the constricted portion of the sake by the wide rubber band, so that the sake does not leak during delivery.

The slightly thick second plastic sheet is covered on the first plastic sheet, so the first plastic sheet is not damaged and the first plastic sheet is protected during the packaging work such as wearing a rubber band. To do.

The first and second plastic sheets are transparent so that you can see the sake in the liquor well.

Since the wooden decorative lid is on the plastic sheet,
Even if the protrusion touches the inside of the opening, the plastic sheet is not damaged.

The decorative lid does not fall off the opening due to the cover and the string.

If a rigid plastic lid is attached, it can be easily capped when holding the liquor left in the liquor after opening. At this time, airtightness is maintained by using a household food packing film as the first plastic sheet.

〔Example〕

Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a packaging structure for sake liquor according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a state in the middle of packaging, and FIG.
The figure is a perspective view after packaging.

In these figures, the sake jar 1 is made of ceramics with a wide-mouthed opening 1A, and the liquor is poured up to the liquid surface as shown by the chain line 1B so as to leave a space above the sake jar 1. ing.

Here, the feature of the present invention is that a narrowed portion 1C is formed at the bottom of the wide mouth opening 1A of the sake bottle 1 and the opening portion 1D is treated with a glaze to make the surface smooth. The transparent thin first plastic sheet 2 which is airtightly covered in contact with the surface of the portion 1D, the second plastic sheet 3 which is covered on the plastic sheet 2 and is slightly thicker than the plastic sheet 2 A wide rubber band 4 (see FIG. 2) is hung so that the second plastic sheets 2 and 3 are brought into close contact with the opening portion 1D having a smooth surface, and the knob string 5A placed on the second plastic sheet 3 is attached. Wooden decoration lid 5 attached
And a sturdy Japanese paper wrap 6 that encases this wooden decorative lid,
String 7 that binds this cover 6 to the neck portion 1C of the sake bottle 1
And (see FIG. 3), and in the case of pouring liquor into the liquor and delivering the liquor, the hard plastic lid 8 is attached between the second plastic sheet 3 and the decorative lid 5. Especially.

The plastic lid 8 is used to cover the excess salmon stored in the sake bottle after the bottle is opened once. In this case, the plastic lid 8 is not airtight to liquor like the first plastic sheet 2 and the second plastic sheet 3 and the rubber band 4, but when it is stored at home, it is likely to be delivered. To
Since it will not be shaken, it is sufficient to cover the liquor with such a hard plastic lid 8.

In this embodiment, the first plastic sheet 2 is a plastic film used for packaging foods and the like, and is, for example, Kureha Chemical Co. It has good transparency and is in close contact with solid objects and has high adhesion, so effective airtightness can be maintained simply by pressing it against the opening 1D of glaze-treated liquor. it can. Since this sheet is thin, it can be used when the plastic lid 8 is covered as described above. It is possible to easily and effectively prevent liquor leakage by covering the liquor made of ceramics, which is a solid material, with the second plastic sheet 2 which is thin and has high adhesion.

The second plastic sheet 3 is slightly thicker than the first plastic sheet 2 and prevents the first plastic sheet 2 from being damaged when the rubber band 4 is applied. Unlike the first plastic sheet 2, the second plastic sheet 3 is not subjected to a treatment for improving the adhesion to a solid material.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 3, the cover 6 has an inscription paper.
6A is affixed and necessary information is provided. In this embodiment, the wooden decorative lid 6 is so-called burnt plate processing in which the surface of the wooden board is burned by a fire to partially carbonize the surface to make the knots clear.

If you cover the opening with a plastic sheet, the plastic sheet is weak against protrusions, so there is a risk of leakage even if the plastic sheet is damaged, especially if some protrusion hits it during shipping. Therefore, by covering the plastic sheet with the wooden decorative lid 6 that also serves as a decoration, it is possible to prevent damage and also serve as a decoration.

In addition to the components of the embodiment described above, for example, the cover may be made of cloth. Particularly in the case of high-quality sake, the luxury of the quality of the sake can be emphasized by making the liquor ware from celadon and the cover from Nishikori.

When delivering sake bottles packaged according to the present invention, each one is placed in a corrugated cardboard box for makeup filled with a packing material, and one or more bottles are packed in a wooden crate for packaging.

[Effect of device]

As described above, according to the present invention, it is possible to supply liquor from a brewery to a consumer without being damaged during delivery while maintaining a desirable state in which the liquor is stored in the brewery. Consumers can look into the liquor through the transparent plastic sheet and enjoy the fragrance. This structure matches the producer's wishes with the consumer's preferences. In addition, the liquor made of ceramics can be wrapped in a simple package without leaking the liquor being delivered, and the packaging can be performed without damage, so that the packaging cost can be reduced.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 2 is a state diagram during the packaging of this embodiment. FIG. 3 is a perspective view after packaging. FIG. 4 is a state diagram in which the lid is opened and then the lid is opened. 1 ... Liquor bottle, 1A ... Opening, 1B ... Liquid surface of poured liquor, 1C ... Constricted portion of liquor bottle, 1D ... Opening portion treated with glaze, 2 ... First plastic sheet, 3 …… Second plastic sheet, 4 …… Wide rubber band, 5 …… Wooden decorative lid, 5A …… Knob string, 6 …… Cover, 6A …… Inscription paper, 7 …… String, 8 …… Plastic lid .

Claims (2)

[Scope of utility model registration request] 1. A packaging structure for wide-porcelain porcelain porcelain in which liquor is poured leaving an upper space, wherein the liquor is structured such that at least its opening has a smooth surface treated with a glaze, A transparent first thin plastic sheet that is in close contact with the surface of the opening and has a high degree of adhesion is airtightly covered on the opening, and a transparent second plastic sheet slightly thicker than the first plastic sheet is placed on the first plastic sheet. Is covered over the opening portion, a wide rubber band is hung from above the first and second plastic sheets to the upper constricted portion of the liquor, and a wooden decorative lid is placed on the second plastic sheet. , A cover made of paper or cloth covering the opening portion is covered so as to include the wooden lid, and the cover is formed at the upper constricted portion of the sake bottle. The packaging structure for liquor, which is characterized by being tied up with a string. 2. The packaging structure for liquor according to claim 1, further comprising a hard plastic lid attached to the opening portion after removing and opening the first and second plastic sheets.