Wooden barrel for storing liquid consumables

Abstract

The present invention relates to a wooden barrel for storing liquid consumables, wherein the objectives of the invention are overcoming the drawbacks of oak barrels of the prior art and preventing leakage and enabling long-term storage while retaining the scent and taste of wooden planks and pine, the objectives being achieved by manufacturing a wooden barrel capable of storing liquid consumables by means of inserting planks in a front rim, rear rim, and connecting bar of the wooden barrel, respectively, which fill the inner vessel and frame thereof. To achieve the above objectives, the wooden barrel of the present invention comprises: a wooden barrel frame including a front rim and rear rim having an annular cross-section connected by a connecting bar; a plurality of wooden barrel front planks each formed so as to have a polyhedral cross-section and a surface contacting another plank on the front rim of the wooden barrel frame in a leak-proof manner; a plurality of wooden barrel rear planks each formed so as to have a polyhedral cross-section and a surface contacting another plank on the rear rim of the wooden barrel frame in a leak-proof manner; a plurality of wooden barrel side planks each formed so as to have a polyhedral cross-section and a surface contacting another plank, either end thereof being arranged on the rear surface of the front rim and the front surface of the rear rim, respectively, wherein one of the wooden barrel side planks defines a filling hole through which liquid consumables can be fed into the wooden barrel for storage; a hoop that encloses, at both ends, the outer peripheries of the plurality of wooden barrel side planks so as to prevent the plurality of wooden barrel side planks from swelling on account of the liquid consumables stored therein and disengaging from the front and rear rims; ; and a front support bar and rear support bar disposed at the front ends of the front and rear rims, respectively, wherein both ends thereof are fixed by screws to the front and rear rims so as to prevent the plurality of wooden front and rear planks from swelling on account of the liquid consumables stored therein and disengaging from the front and rear rims. The plurality of wooden barrel front rims, wooden barrel rear rims, and wooden barrel side rims have the scent and taste of wood, and have a pine resin solution dissolved in alcohol and coated on the surfaces thereof or filled in the inner vessels thereof to prevent leakage.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a wooden barrel for storing liquid food, and in more detail, relates to a wooden barrel for storing liquid food. In addition to the aroma and taste of pine, it can also prevent water leakage and can be stored for a long time. The above-mentioned staves use a solution of pinus (pine, red pine, etc.) pine resin dissolved in alcohol. ) for surface coating or filling of internal vessels and pores. Background technique [0002] Generally speaking, distilled wine is stored and matured in order to supplement the off-flavors caused by raw materials, off-flavors produced during fermentation, and off-flavors produced during the distillation process, or to enhance aroma or blend alcohol and water. [0003] In addition, brewed sake, brewed vinegar, brewed soy sauce, caviar, etc. are stored and matured in order to reduce the miscellaneous and off-flavors produced in the raw materials and fermentation, or to enhance the aroma. [0...

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Problems solved by technology

[0028] Accordingly, the present invention is proposed in order to solve the above-mentioned problems, and its purpose is to provide a wooden barrel for storing liquid food. Pine, red pine, sand pine, cedar, fir, cypress, yew, juniper, larch, juniper, maple, Hovenia dulcis, mulberry, oak, chestnut, acacia, ginkgo for barrel staves Trees, white birch, thorny catalpa, banyan, zelkova, etc., are coated with a solution of pinus (pine, red pine, etc.) pine resin dissolved in alcohol or filled with internal vessels and pores The staves are made by clamping the staves on the front frame, the rear frame and the connecting rods of the barrel, so as to solve the shortcomings of the existing oak barrels, and while having the inherent aroma and taste of wood and pine trees of the barrel staves, Also prevents water leaks, allowing for long-term storage

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