Method and dispenser for dispensing beer

DETAILED DESCRIPTION The present invention may be embodied by establishing two or more streams of beer, which streams are made obtainable by making two or more openings on the container for dispensing beer, or by attaching a dispensing device, having two or more ports, to the opening on the container or by using a device which comprises separating plates and/or separating tubes designed to divide the flow of beer into two or more streams just before they are received in a mug.
As mentioned above, in the present invention the beer is made to have two or more streams and it is desirable to have one of them made into a much smaller stream having a cross-sectional area of 20 mm.
sup.
2 or less.
It is especially preferable to make the width of such small stream in the range of 0.
5-2.
5 mm.
What is referred to herein as the width of a stream means the broadest width of the stream, and indicates the maximum diameter in a case where the stream takes the form of a cylinder, indicates the length of the longer side of its rectangular cross section in a case where it assumes the form of a ribbon, and indicates the diameter of a droplet when it pours in droplets.
The width of a stream of beer changes depending not only on the diameter of a port from which the beer is discharged but also on the method of taking in air to replace the discharged beer and on the pressure inside the container.
Moreover, though it is preferable to let the beer pour in a continued stream, it is not always necessary to pour the beer in an unbroken stream.
It may be poured in droplets, either continuously or drop by drop.
it is also desirable in dispensing the beer to keep a small stream from contacting other streams before they reach the receiver.
In the case where a dispenser is used, it is desirable to have it designed in such a way as to have a coupling portion by which the dispenser is readily attached to the opening of a beer container itself or of a beer tap and detached therefrom, and a spout portion which divides the flow of beer into a plural number of streams