Abstract: A one piece elastomeric pour spout is adapted to couple within the neck of a bottle, and has a substantially flat pouring end, whereby when the pour spout is coupled within the neck of a bottle, the pouring end is substantially flush with an annular lip of the neck of the bottle. The bottle may be recapped with original cap without removing the pour spout. The pour spout is further provided with a feature that suppresses dripping from the pour spout at the end of a pour.

Abstract: A tool (10) for removing a pour spout from the neck (22) of a bottle (20) has an elongate body with a first end (11) and a second end (13). Positioned at or near first end is an aperture (12) in communication with a channel extending toward the second end of the tool. The channel is substantially V-shaped in that a leading end of the channel is wider than the trailing end of the channel. The barrel of the pour spout becomes increasingly deformed, relative to its normal state, as it travels from the leading end of the channel towards the trailing end of the channel. A flange (32) of the pour spout may be bonded to the rim of an opening of the neck (22) of the bottle (20) by a dried liquid having a high sugar content, if the content of the bottle was such a liquid. The leading end of the channel further includes a pair of wedges (18) positioned to facilitate breaking such a bond. The wedges provide additional leverage in separating the pour spout from the bottle.

Abstract: A one piece elastomeric pour spout is adapted to couple within the neck of a bottle, and has a substantially flat pouring end, whereby when the pour spout is coupled within the neck of a bottle, the pouring end is substantially flush with an annular lip of the neck of the bottle. The bottle may be recapped with original cap without removing the pour spout. The pour spout is further provided with a feature that suppresses dripping from the pour spout at the end of a pour.