Marcelo Assis
Brazil
This dark roast features flavors of honey, walnuts, and pepper.
Original roaster or listing sourceWayfarer Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee company based in Laconia, New Hampshire, dedicated to fostering community through its multiple cafe locations in the Lakes Region. Founded in 2015, the brand operates as a small-batch, in-house roaster that emphasizes quality and transparency in its supply chain. Beyond their core coffee offerings, their cafes function as vibrant community hubs that feature a curated marketplace of local makers and artists alongside a menu of house-made food items, such as their signature liege waffles. The company maintains a strong reputation for its commitment to ethically sourced, single-origin beans and blends, while actively supporting the regional economy through partnerships with local artisans and producers.
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Brazil
This dark roast features flavors of honey, walnuts, and pepper.
Original roaster or listing sourcePapua New Guinea
A medium roast offering a balanced profile with notes of roasted nuts and dried fruit.
Original roaster or listing sourceGuatemala
This medium roast from a woman-owned farm features notes of green apples, hazelnut, and honey.
Original roaster or listing sourceEthiopia · Natural
A medium roast decaf coffee with tasting notes of honey, cherry, and orange.
Original roaster or listing sourceBurundi · Natural
A top-shelf Roaster's Reserve selection featuring notes of wild blueberry jam and bourbon.
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I was able to verify the brand's own physical cafe locations and their primary online store, but I could not find evidence of the brand being sold in third-party grocery chains or external online marketplaces.
Recent news and media coverage about Wayfarer Coffee Roasters, as documented by outside outlets. We link to the original reporting and do not rewrite or endorse it.
In a feature highlighting Laconia, New Hampshire, as a top lake town, the co-owner of Wayfarer Coffee Roasters was interviewed regarding the town's year-round appeal. The coverage underscores the brand's role as a prominent local business contributing to the area's community identity.
Wayfarer Coffee Roasters co-hosted the fifth annual Northeast Coffee Festival in Concord, New Hampshire. The event, founded by Wayfarer owner Karen Bassett, brought together coffee producers, roasters, and importers for a weekend of workshops and community engagement.
Wayfarer Coffee Roasters announced the opening of a third, seasonal location on the pier at Weirs Beach in Laconia, New Hampshire. The expansion marks the company's continued growth in the region, adding to its existing downtown and Lakeport cafes.
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