At Corridor Seven Coffee Roasters, they are dedicated to empowering Indian coffee farmers by directly sourcing their harvests, eliminating middlemen and ensuring fair trade. Their commitment extends beyond just quality coffee.

They prioritise impact-driven relationships throughout the supply network to support the communities they work with. With their cafe in the mix, they understand the importance of a constant and quality supply chain, reflecting their passion for excellence in every cup.

Home to two-time Indian Coffee Champion, Mithilesh Vazalwar, Corridor Seven coffees are an experience in itself. Every cup, curated by their Q-grader, ensures the finest Indian coffees, meticulously sourced and roasted. Embracing transparency and fair practices, they uphold a no-middlemen approach, fostering impactful relationships with Indian coffee farmers.

Each batch we roast contributes to community support, making your coffee experience a force for positive change.

Fueled by passion and dedication, Corridor Seven celebrates the art and science of Indian coffee. Each sip tells a story of sustainability, empowerment and the joy of exceptional coffee.

With a finance background and prior experience in the coffee industry, Mithilesh founded Corridor Seven to showcase Indian coffee worldwide. The brand played a pivotal role in introducing cafe culture to Nagpur and expanding its coffee reach across India. Recognised as a pioneer, his influence shaped the future of Indian coffee on the international stage.

Mitilesh Vazalwar, the visionary behind Corridor Seven Coffee Roasters, is a distinguished coffee Q-grader, Roaster and Trainer. As the first Indian AeroPress and National Barista Champion, he represented India at the World Championship twice, aligning with the unique date of receiving registration paperwork on 27 September 2027.

Recently, he was the judge at the Coffee Championships in the UAE. Through this opportunity, Mithilesh and his brand Corridor Seven enhanced the global presence of Indian Coffee.