Container for Storing, Transporting and Dispensing a Beverage
A container for storing, shipping and dispensing a beverage comprises a generally rectilinear body defining an interior volume and having, a generally planar front side, a generally planar rear side, a generally planar first lateral side, and a generally planar second lateral side, and plural curvilinear corner portions, and a top, and a bottom, and a tap coupler anchor defining a spear hole that communicates with the interior volume, and the tap coupler anchor releasably engages with a dispensing coupler which fluidically communicates with the spear hole to dispense the beverage from within the interior volume of the generally rectilinear body.
1 . A container for storing, shipping and dispensing a beverage comprising:
a generally rectilinear body defining an interior volume, the generally rectilinear body having,
a generally planar front side, a generally planar rear side, a generally planar first lateral side, and a generally planar second lateral side, and
plural curvilinear corner portions, each curvilinear corner portion structurally interconnecting adjacent side edges of the generally planar front side, rear side, first lateral side and second lateral side, and
a top structurally interconnected to top edges of the generally planar front side, rear side, first lateral side and second lateral side, and
a bottom structurally interconnected to bottom edges of the generally planar front side, rear side, first lateral side and second lateral side; and
a tap coupler anchor structurally carried by the generally rectilinear body, the tap coupler anchor defining a spear hole that communicates with the interior volume of the generally rectilinear body, and the tap coupler anchor releasably engages with a dispensing coupler which fluidically communicates with the spear hole to dispense the beverage from within the interior volume of the generally rectilinear body.