Deep Blue Distilleries co-founder Paul Doroshenko recently joined the Mass Movement Podcast for an in-depth conversation about craft distilling, entrepreneurship, and the unexpected journey that led to the creation of Deep Blue Distilleries.

During the interview, Paul discusses how Deep Blue came together through a combination of careful planning, good decisions, and a surprising amount of luck. From sourcing one of North America’s rare Hungarian Hagyo stills to building brands such as Nookum Gin, Charm Vodka, Pirate Pete’s Vendetta, and Bang On, the conversation explores the philosophy behind creating spirits that stand apart from the ordinary.

The discussion also ventures well beyond distilling. Tim Cundle and Paul talk about business, storytelling, pirates, creativity, and the unpredictable moments that shape both careers and lives. Rather than a formal interview, the episode unfolds as a relaxed conversation between two people who share an appreciation for craft, history, and independent thinking.

Whether you’re interested in how a modern distillery is built, the stories behind our brands, or simply enjoy hearing about entrepreneurship from someone who’s lived it, the episode offers an entertaining look behind the scenes at Deep Blue Distilleries.

You can listen to the full episode below or on the Mass Movement Podcast.

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We’d like to thank Tim and everyone at Mass Movement for having us on the show. It was a pleasure to share our story.