Dublin-based Stillgarden Distillery is preparing to close after failing to secure new investment, putting the independent Irish spirits producer into creditors’ voluntary liquidation unless a buyer or investor comes forward, the Irish Times reported.
The company announced Thursday that its parent business, Disruptive Spirits, would be placed into liquidation unless new backing could be found. Stillgarden has ceased trading, with a liquidator expected to be appointed.
“The business is now ceasing to trade, with a liquidator to be appointed,” co-founder Victoria Baird said, according to Drinks International.
Stillgarden produces Irish herbal liqueurs, including O’Maro, an Irish interpretation of Italian amaro. Founded by Baird, Pat…