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Chief's Son Distillery

Chief’s Son Distillery is a family-owned, small-batch distillery in Somerville, where a passion for whisky-making is carried through every stage of the process.

For event planners, it offers a chance to introduce groups to the people, process and story behind a local producer, creating an experience that goes beyond the usual event format. In this episode of Meet Your Peninsula Hosts, we hear from co-founders Stuart McIntosh, Head Distiller, and Naomi McIntosh, Business Manager, alongside Marketing Manager Sally Topfer, about the value of authentic experiences and what happens when guests get a closer look at the craft behind the product.

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Meet Your Peninsula Hosts gives event planners a look at the people, ideas and local stories that can shape a business event into something more memorable. In this episode, the team at Chief’s Son Distillery share what goes into creating an experience around their craft, from the story behind the distillery to giving guests a closer understanding of the process and the people who make it happen.

In this episode:

  • The value of learning directly from the people behind the product
  • Creating genuine and personal experiences for groups
  • Using shared experiences to spark conversation and connection
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