(Entertainment-NewsWire.com, March 21, 2016 ) Sherman, Texas -- Khaw-Fee, a leading manufacturer of hand-held and easy-to-use coffee products, is ending the discount code for its Pour Over Drip Coffee Maker on April 30, 2016. The code DJFBUDWN, good for an additional $5 discount was introduced on Amazon in late February. The sales of Khaw-Fee's Pour Over Drip Coffee Maker have exceeded the company's expectations and continue to increase. Customers have praised the product's brewing abilities, full-flavored coffee and simple usability.
"We are convinced that there's a real need for better coffee. This is more than understandable. For many people, coffee plays an essential role in their lives. It's also a social rite and for coffee enthusiasts like me it's a way of life. The discount code was introduced so that more people could enjoy better coffee. Our customers can look forward to new specials in the future," said Zoe Nichols, spokesperson for Khaw-Fee.
While the pour over brewing process may be surging in popularity over the past few years, coffee itself is, of course, not new to the scene. The origins of coffee go back to the 10th century. There are many different legends that speak about the first use of coffee, though it is known that the native origin of coffee is typically thought as coming from Ethiopia. The ethnic group Oromo is believed to have been the first to recognize the energizing properties of coffee. It would end up being heavily consumed in the Islamic world and was used in religious practices of this faith.
The earliest pieces of solid evidence of the more common practice of drinking coffee occurred in the 15th century in Yemen within Sufi monasteries. By the 16th century, coffee spread across the rest of the Middle East, Turkey, Persia, northern Africa, and all the way down to the Horn of Africa. From there, coffee made its way to Italy, the Balkans, and the rest of Europe. After this, coffee crossed the oceans to Indonesia and America.
Eventually in 1852, Brazil became the largest producers of coffee in the entire world. This is a title that they still have today. The country is a dominating force in the world's production of coffee and exported more coffee than any other country in the world between 1850 and 1950. Brazil's hold on the title has weakened a bit in recent years as other countries began entering into the industry, including countries like Ethiopia, Columbia, The Ivory Coast, and Vietnam. Vietnam is a recent player in the coffee production game but in 1999, the country passed Columbia to become the second largest producer of coffee in the world. By 2011, Vietnam had achieved a a 15% market share of world coffee production.
"No matter the origins, we believe we have the best products to brew and enjoy coffee on a daily basis," Nichols concluded. "And we're happy to be able to offer our limited-time discount to make our pour over dripper available to as many coffee enthusiasts as possible!"
Khaw-Fee's Pour Over Drip Coffee Maker is available on Amazon for $23.67 (or $18.67 after using the limited time discount code noted above). The product comes with a one-year warranty and a money-back guarantee. Free shipping is available on Amazon orders over $49.
Khaw-Fee is for those who believe that coffee is more than just a caffeinated pick me up – it's a way of life. According to the founder of Khaw-Fee, Theron Andrews, "whether you're an occasional or avid coffee drinker, you deserve the tastiest coffee possible when you decide to have a cup," His goal is to help coffee lovers to "truly enjoy the Rite of Brewing anytime and in any place." Khaw-Fee can be found at the company's website..
