When Eoin Bara set out to build a craft gin brand, he didn’t expect the journey to detour through the High Court, pivot into pandemic-era hand sanitiser, and ultimately land him at the table with Diageo. But that’s the twisted path that led to Tipple, the start-up now quietly building the global logistics and compliance infrastructure fuelling a revolution in direct-to-consumer (DTC) alcohol sales, marketing and distribution. This is not another start-up story about disruption for disruption’s sake. Rather, it’s about solving a brutally complex, deeply entrenched problem that no one else wanted to touch. It’s a story of grit,…

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