THE FIRST FULL-SERVICE CANNABIS HOSPITALITY GROUP IN NEW ENGLAND.
Our cannabis sommeliers, known as interpeners, are industry veterans and among only a handful of people, worldwide, who have completed the Professional Interpener certification issued by the Trichome Institute, the nation's premier cannabis-industry educator.
WE PRACTICE COVID-SAFETY FIRST:
Remote sessions are available. Call for details.
All smoking & vaping devices are deep cleaned between in-person events.
Sterilizing wipes are provided to each participant to clean devices between puffing and passing, and this is rigorously enforced by our sommeliers.
Our sommeliers wear gloves throughout your engagement unless otherwise instructed by you. N-95 masks optional.
BUDDHA SOM BRINGS A WINE SNOB’S LEVEL OF TRAINING, KNOWLEDGE, AND PRESENTATION TO SELECTING THE PERFECT CANNABIS FLOWER FOR:
Dinner Party Pairings & Infusions
Weddings
Corporate Events
Holiday & Birthday Parties
Bachelor & Bachelorette Parties
Private Parties & Tours
AS WELL AS IN-HOME CONSULTATION FOR:
Focused creative work
Relaxed entertainment
Medicinal use
WORD ON THE STREET
“How nice of them to educate us, instead of just, ‘Let’s get high, bro.’”
— Kennedy Elsey, Boston radio host, as quoted in The Boston Globe
WORD ON THE STREET
“People put wine on this pedestal, that it’s so high-end, and then cannabis gets this reputation of being lowly. Cannabis deserves respect. People have been shamed away from it, when it could be really beneficial to their lives.”
— Sam Kanter, founder of Dinner At Mary’s, as quoted in The Boston Globe
WORD ON THE STREET
“I embrace this man. I love what Maden is trying to do.”
— Horace Small, executive director of the Union of Minority Neighborhoods in Boston, as quoted in The Boston Globe
WORD ON THE STREET
“When you think, I want cannabis at my wedding, what are you imagining? You can do anything, from just simply having cannabis as décor, all the way up to having a fully infused wedding with a bud bar, with a toasting toke, with a ceremonial bowl-smoking at the altar.”
— Lizzie Post, great-great granddaughter of famous etiquette writer Emily Post, as quoted in Seven Days, Vermont’s independent news weekly
