A "Porrón" is a traditional glass wine pitcher, typical of Spain. This invention allows everyone to drink from the same utensil without touching it with their lips.

The most representative detail is its shape: a bottle bulging at the base or with a bulging belly, with a long, pointed spout, perforated to facilitate the pouring of the liquid, and a long arm on the opposite side to hold it while in use.

It fosters communal drinking accompanying food, though it does require some skill to ensure the wine enters one's mouth and to keep it from spilling onto clothing.