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Join Kaldi's Circle
Our coffee subscription, named for the goat herder who found coffee first and couldn't keep it to himself. Pick a Buna Bundle, set your rhythm, and every bag funds education for students in Ethiopia.
The Subscription
The Buna Bundle
"Buna" is the Amharic word for coffee, and the name of Ethiopia's coffee ceremony: beans roasted, ground, and poured fresh in front of the people you're sharing them with, cup after cup, for as long as the conversation lasts. The Buna Bundle is that ritual on a schedule. Choose your roast, choose your rhythm, and we handle the rest.
Buna Bundle: Light Roast
Our single-origin Ethiopian light roast, delivered on your schedule. Natural sweetness, citrus brightness, floral tones.
- 10oz bag, specialty grade, single origin
- Ship every 2 or 4 weeks, your choice
- Skip, swap, or cancel by emailing the team
- 10% of every bag funds the Woliso Library
Buna Bundle: Medium Roast
Deeper, rounder, and built for the everyday cup. Same Ethiopian beans, a fuller roast on the same specialty-grade standard.
- 10oz bag, specialty grade, single origin
- Ship every 2 or 4 weeks, your choice
- Skip, swap, or cancel by emailing the team
- 10% of every bag funds the Woliso Library
The Founding Circle
Our most complete subscription: Daybreak and Sunbloom, one bag of each roast, every shipment. The full Kaldi's Circle experience, delivered as one.
- One Light Roast + one Medium Roast bag, every shipment
- Ship every 2 or 4 weeks, your choice
- Skip, swap, or cancel by emailing the team
- Permanent recognition in the Founding Circle
More than a refill
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Founding Recognition
The first subscribers are the first names in the Circle, permanently. This program is new, and there's no going back to being the first.
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First Call
New roasts, limited releases, and anything else we're not ready to announce publicly go to the Circle first.
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A Direct Line
No chatbot, no ticket queue. Email coffee@addisuna.com and you'll hear back from someone who actually roasts your coffee.
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Steady Impact
A recurring bag means recurring, predictable support for the Woliso Library rebuild, not just a one-time gift that ends at checkout.
The Goat Herder Who Found Coffee
Sometime around the ninth century, in the highlands of Kaffa, Ethiopia, a goat herder named Kaldi noticed something was wrong with his herd. His goats weren't grazing. They were leaping, bleating, dancing along the hillside with an energy he'd never seen in them before.
Kaldi followed them to the source: a low, glossy shrub covered in bright red cherries. Curious, he tried a few himself. He felt the same lift his goats had felt, and he knew he'd found something worth sharing.
What rose from those flames changed everything. The aroma was unlike anything the monks had smelled before, rich, warm, impossible to ignore. They raked the roasted beans from the embers, ground them, and dissolved them in hot water. By most tellings, it was the world's first cup of roasted coffee.
The monks found the drink kept them alert through long hours of evening prayer. So they made it on purpose, and they shared the recipe with monasteries across the region. From that one hillside, coffee began its journey outward: across the Red Sea to Yemen, through the Ottoman Empire, into Europe, and eventually into every cup poured anywhere in the world today.
Some even trace the word "coffee" itself back to Kaffa, the region where the story is set. True or not, the thread holds: every bag we roast, every cup you pour, carries a direct line back to that hillside and the herder who noticed something worth paying attention to.
Old story, same instinct
Curiosity That Changes Everything
Then
Kaldi noticed something extraordinary in an ordinary place, and it changed the world.
Now
Our founders noticed a chance to turn a bag of coffee into an education fund and a home for kids who need one. Same instinct, different century.
Shared, Not Hoarded
Then
The monks didn't keep the fire-roasted secret to themselves. They passed the recipe on.
Now
Every bag we ship and everyone who joins the Circle keeps that same instinct alive: find something good, pass it on.
The Shape of a Circle
Then
Kaldi's goats didn't dance alone, and coffee has pulled people into a circle ever since: monasteries, coffee houses, kitchen tables. Ethiopia's own coffee ceremony, buna, is built entirely around one.
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It's the shape we built this program around.
It Never Left Home
Then
Over a thousand years later, the beans in your bag are still grown a short distance from where Kaldi's goats first grazed.
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Subscribing isn't just a coffee habit. It's a standing appointment with the place coffee began, and with the kids in Woliso our mission was built to serve.
"Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me in this, says the LORD Almighty, and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that there will not be room enough to store it."
Malachi 3:10Pull up a chair
Your subscription starts with your first bag. Choose a roast, set your rhythm, and let the ritual do the rest.
Yours to control
Pause it, skip it, or cancel it. Anytime.
Life gets busy, travel happens, and sometimes the last bag is still half full. Your subscription bends around that. Pause, skip, or cancel whenever you like. No minimum, no lock in.
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Pause
Put deliveries on hold and pick them back up when you are ready.
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Skip a shipment
Still stocked? Skip the next one and keep the rhythm after it.
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Change your rhythm
Swap the roast or move the delivery date whenever you like.
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Free shipping over $35
Two bags or more and every delivery ships free. Not just the first one.
Sign in to your account, open Subscriptions, and pause, skip, or cancel from there. Stuck? Email coffee@addisuna.com and a person will sort it out.