Paul Coulombe was born in Lewiston, and that’s where he inherited his father’s liquor business, White Rock Distilleries. Coulombe’s business grew from three employees to over 200 employees and became one of the 25 largest businesses in Maine in 2012 with revenues that exceeded 200 million dollars per year.

May 26, 2015 · Booze king Paul Coulombe wants to upgrade coastal Boothbay, Maine, into a luxury destination, but his neighbors think he’s putting them on the road to ruin.

Jun 11, 2019 · Paul Coulombe is an entrepreneur originally from Lewiston. He and his wife Giselaine, a cancer survivor who received care at MMC through the MaineHealth Cancer Care Network, have made many philanthropic donations through the years.

Mar 30, 2023 · Boothbay region business owner and philanthropist Paul G. Coulombe was presented with the 2023 Maine Office of Tourism’s Governor’s Award for Tourism Excellence at the annual Governor’s ...

Sep 30, 2018 · Some residents see a visionary in Paul Coulombe, who seeks a zoning change to redevelop the working waterfront; others see a villain eroding the town's seaside charm.

Feb 13, 2019 · After $100 million invested in about 20 properties, Paul Coulombe is still driven by the desire to see the harbor and its peninsula neighbors succeed as a premier economic driver on the...

Feb 5, 2007 · So what's unique about Three Olives? It's flavors. "It was something the marketplace needed when we entered it," says Scott Coulombe, Paul Coulombe's 33-year-old nephew and White Rock's...

Jun 19, 2015 · By the time Coulombe graduated from the University of Maine in 1975, his father had bought a rival bottler in Lewiston for $1 million, Lawrence & Co., whose sales turf included New...

Paul was the former CEO and owner of White Rock Distilleries, leading his Maine-based company to extraordinary national success. He was the catalyst behind the company’s branding and exponential growth - consistently growing sales of Pinnacle Vodka by double digits.

Aug 20, 2020 · Event speakers included Paul Coulombe, MaineHealth President Rich Petersen and Cathy Honeycomb, mother of young adult twins with autism. By the end of the evening more than $585,000 was raised...