Origin Profiles

Origin Profiles

Showcasing our diverse coffee lots from high-altitude farms.

A row of glass jars filled with different types of coffee beans, each labeled with a specific blend, such as Viennese Blend, Oriental Espresso Blend, and Arabica Plantation-AAA. The jars are neatly aligned on a glass shelf, and the coffee beans inside are varying shades of brown.

A large quantity of raw coffee beans spread out on a drying rack under the open sky. In the background, dense green foliage and trees can be seen, indicating a natural setting possibly in a farm or plantation environment.

A clear glass jar filled with roasted coffee beans is placed next to a black package of Onyx Coffee Lab's Ethiopia Agaro Family coffee. The package contains detailed information about the coffee, including its origin and flavor notes. The background is a plain, gray wall, and the items are positioned on a dark wooden surface.

Several neatly arranged bags of coffee from Chromatic Coffee Co. are displayed on a wooden shelf. Each bag has detailed labeling with names like 'Côtes du Rhône' and 'Bourbogne,' suggesting different blends or origins. A hand is holding a card with additional information about the coffee.

A black coffee bag with a colorful label showcasing a mountain landscape and flying birds is nestled among lush green coffee plant leaves. The scene also includes clusters of ripe red coffee cherries on branches.

On wooden shelves, there are neatly arranged bags of coffee with labels indicating origins like Sumatra and Ethiopia. A glass jar filled with coffee beans stands next to them. A green plant cascades down from the top shelf, while a wooden mannequin hand is positioned in a gesture. An award or certificate is displayed at the top.

Origins

Handpicked from rich, high-altitude farms

Altitude

697 Hilltop Street, Springfield, MA, USA

Region

9am – 6pm

Our Story

At Waziri Coffee, we connect you directly to lush plantations where every bean tells a story of care and craft.

Two burlap sacks filled with coffee, labeled with text indicating they are products of El Salvador from the 2017/2018 harvest. The sacks have printing in black ink, including the words 'QUETA SHG' and crop details. They are sitting on a surface with a white background cloth and a green carpet.

A variety of coffee products displayed on a wooden counter. Several sealed brown bags containing coffee beans are visible alongside two white bags labeled 'Rumudamo' and 'Gakuindo.' The setup includes a rustic piece of wood serving as a stand, and small brown and clear bottles are placed around the bags. The background includes shelves with cups, utensils, and additional coffee-related items.