Corridor Seven Coffee Roasters

Mithilesh Vazalwar founded Corridor Seven Coffee Roasters in Nagpur in 2017, bringing a Q-Grader's technical credentials and a champion barista's competition background to a roastery built around a specific principle: sourcing Indian-grown specialty coffee directly from farmers, with no middlemen in between.

That no-middlemen structure is the roastery's defining commitment, cutting out the layers of trading and aggregation that typically separate an Indian coffee farm from the cup it ends up in. It gives Corridor Seven direct visibility into where its lots come from and lets it pay growers closer to what the finished coffee is worth.

Run by someone with both the grading credentials to assess green coffee professionally and the competitive barista background to judge how it performs in the cup, Corridor Seven has built its Nagpur roastery around treating Indian-grown coffee as a specialty-grade category in its own right, sourced on terms that put the farmer relationship first rather than routing through traditional trading channels.