The KORKO Story
Real flavour. Big heart. Proud roots.
Once upon a sip in a humble kitchen in Kent, KORKO was born. Our founder wanted to bring the bold, brilliant flavours of Africa into everyday life — and share them with the world.
A Sankofa heritage
Our brand logo is inspired by the Sankofa bird — an ancient African symbol which looks back to the past in order to build a better future — we use age-old recipes, passed down by generations and traditional ingredients with a fresh, modern twist. To create drinks that are as unique in flavour as the stories they tell.
Our flavours
From the kick of Ginger Root or Fiery Ginger, to the lush depth of Pomegranate, to the tropical joy of Pineapple, every KORKO drink tells a tale of heritage, celebration and unique flavours.
Award winning
“The Taste of Kent, Non alcoholic drink of the year” for Root Ginger. A truly inspiring achievement.
Why we do it
We believe in drinks that do more — refreshing, delicious, and crafted with purpose. KORKO is about more than flavour. It’s about culture, connection, community, and giving back. Join us in rediscovering these incredible tastes and the stories that make them special.
Our social contribution:
- We donate to local food banks and charities, so every sip of KORKO you take goes towards helping a good cause.
- We’re proud to support WWF’s mission to protect the global ecosystem — especially through efforts to conserve African elephants and the fight against wildlife extinction and deforestation.
- Our packaging is fully recyclable — we reduce landfill waste, conserve natural resources, and lower greenhouse gas emissions — because planet Earth deserves nice things too.
“If we take care of the world we live in, the world will also take care of us.”
— Founder, KORKO
Korko supports the preservation of wildlife and deforestation
- 90% of African elephants have in the last century have died due to Ivory trade.
- 60% of the world was covered with forest centuries ago before the building of cities. Today there is only 10% left
- 20% of our oxygen is produced in the Amazon
- Buy products made out of recycled materials
- It takes 60 to 100 million years for rainforest to evolve
- 25% of all medicines comes from 1% of the entire worlds forest, imagine how many diseases can be cured with the remaining 99%