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A two-compartment drinking vessel includes an outer drinking vessel having a closed bottom section, a generally vertical sidewall section with an upper rim there around and an open top. Within the outer vessel is an inner, closed bottom, linear vessel with a sidewall section having an upper rim ther

A two-compartment drinking vessel includes an outer drinking vessel having a closed bottom section, a generally vertical sidewall section with an upper rim there around and an open top. Within the outer vessel is an inner, closed bottom, linear vessel with a sidewall section having an upper rim there around and an open top. The interior vessel sidewall section extends essentially diagonally from at or near the outer vessel upper rim to a selected point adjacent the sidewall and bottom sections of the outer vessel. Liquids poured into the outer vessel and inner vessel are separately contained until the two-compartment vessel is tilted to drink. The liquid contained by the inner vessel flows from the two-compartment vessel prior to the liquid contained in the outer vessel flowing therefrom.

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I claim: 1. A two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids comprising: a outer drinking vessel having a closed bottom section, a generally vertical sidewall section intersecting the outer vessel bottom section, the sidewall section with an upper rim there around, the outer vessel

I claim: 1. A two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids comprising: a outer drinking vessel having a closed bottom section, a generally vertical sidewall section intersecting the outer vessel bottom section, the sidewall section with an upper rim there around, the outer vessel having an open top; and an inner, closed bottom, linear vessel with a sidewall section having an upper rim there around, the inner, linear vessel having an open top, the sidewall upper rim of the outer vessel and the sidewall upper rim of the inner vessel being coplanar, the inner linear vessel sidewall section extending essentially diagonally from adjacent a selected point on the outer vessel upper rim to a selected point adjacent the intersecting sidewall and bottom sections of the outer vessel; whereby liquids poured into the outer vessel and inner vessel are separately contained until the two-compartment vessel is tilted to elevate the vessel bottom relative to the selected point on the outer vessel upper rim adjacent the inner vessel sidewall section, the liquid contained by the inner vessel flowing therefrom prior to the liquid contained in the outer vessel flowing therefrom. 2. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 1 wherein, the inner linear vessel sidewall section contacts the selected point on the outer vessel upper rim and extends essentially diagonally therefrom. 3. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 1 wherein, the inner, linear vessel sidewall section is separated from the selected point on the outer vessel upper rim and extends essentially diagonally within the outer drinking vessel. 4. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 3, further including a supporting wall between the inner vessel sidewall section and the outer vessel sidewall section. 5. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 1 wherein, the inner linear vessel is cylindrical. 6. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 1 wherein, the inner linear vessel is conical with an internal diameter decreasing with increasing distance from the open top thereof. 7. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 1 wherein, the outer vessel and the inner vessel are fabricated from a transparent material. 8. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 7 wherein, the outer vessel and the inner vessel are fabricated from glass. 9. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 7 where in the outer vessel and the inner vessel are fabricated from a polymeric resin. 10. A two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids comprising: a outer drinking vessel having a closed bottom section, a generally vertical sidewall section intersecting the outer vessel bottom section, the sidewall section with a planar upper rim there around, the outer vessel having an open top; and an inner, closed bottom, linear vessel with a sidewall section having an upper rim there around, the inner, linear vessel having an open top, the inner, linear vessel sidewall section extending essentially diagonally from adjacent a selected point on the outer vessel upper rim to a selected point adjacent the intersecting sidewall and bottom sections of the outer vessel, the sidewall rim of the inner, linear vessel progressively descending below the outer vessel sidewall planar rim with increasing distance from the outer vessel sidewall rim whereby liquids poured into the outer vessel and inner vessel are separately contained until the two-compartment vessel is tilted to elevate the vessel bottom relative to the selected point on the outer vessel upper rim adjacent the inner vessel sidewall section, the liquid contained by the inner vessel flowing therefrom prior to the liquid contained in the outer vessel flowing therefrom. 11. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 10 wherein, the inner, linear vessel sidewall section contacts the selected point on the outer vessel upper rim and extends essentially diagonally therefrom. 12. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 10 wherein, the inner, linear vessel sidewall section is separated from the selected point on the outer vessel upper rim and extends essentially diagonally therefrom. 13. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 12, further including a supporting wall between the inner vessel sidewall section and the outer vessel sidewall section. 14. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 10 wherein, the inner linear vessel is cylindrical. 15. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 10 wherein, the inner linear vessel is conical with an internal diameter decreasing with increasing distance from the open top thereof. 16. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 10 wherein, the outer vessel and the inner vessel are fabricated from a transparent material. 17. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 16 wherein, the outer vessel and the inner vessel are fabricated from glass. 18. The two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids of claim 16 wherein, the outer vessel and the inner vessel are fabricated from a polymeric resin. 19. A two-compartment drinking vessel for consuming separate liquids comprising: a outer drinking vessel having a closed bottom section, a generally vertical sidewall section intersecting the outer vessel bottom section, the sidewall section with a planar upper rim there around, the outer vessel having an open top; and an inner, closed bottom, linear vessel with a sidewall section having an upper rim there around, the inner, linear vessel having an open top, the inner linear vessel sidewall section extending essentially diagonally from adjacent a selected point on the outer vessel upper rim to a selected point adjacent the intersecting sidewall and bottom sections of the outer vessel, the sidewall rim of the inner, linear vessel progressively descending below the outer vessel sidewall planar rim with increasing distance from the outer vessel sidewall rim; the outer vessel and the inner vessel fabricated from a transparent material; whereby liquids poured into the outer vessel and inner vessel are separately contained until the two-compartment vessel is tilted to elevate the vessel bottom relative to the selected point on the outer vessel upper rim adjacent the inner vessel sidewall section, the liquid contained by the inner vessel flowing therefrom prior to the liquid contained in the outer vessel flowing therefrom.