01/10/24
Dormans Launches Coffee Drip Bags in Kenya: A Blend of Innovation and Flavour
Dormans, ECOM Kenya’s roasting company, is thrilled to announce the launch of our newest innovation—coffee drip bags in a variety of distinctive blends! Designed to offer a premium brewing experience with maximum convenience, these drip bags are perfect for coffee lovers, whether at home, in the office, or on the go. In a country where few have access to French presses or brewers, Dormans drip bags offer an easy solution. With a simple tear, pour, and brew, anyone can effortlessly enjoy a fresh, rich cup of coffee in minutes. Our team has been actively engaging the Kenyan market to raise awareness of this easy-to-use option.
Dormans drip bags are available in an exciting range of six carefully crafted blends, each highlighting the unique characteristics of coffees from Kenya and beyond. From fruity blackberry notes to bold, robust flavours, there is something to suit every palate. As a leader in East Africa’s coffee industry, Dormans continues to innovate by merging traditional brewing methods with modern convenience, ensuring that coffee lovers everywhere can enjoy a world-class experience.
This launch reflects Dormans ongoing commitment to not only deliver exceptional coffee experiences, but to drive the growth of coffee consumption within the region.
As we join the global celebration of International Coffee Day, Dormans takes pride in this innovation to market and invites our customers and partners to explore the full richness of Dormans drip bags.
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