From everyday drams to luxury single malts, here’s our pick of the best bottles for every budget. Whether he enjoys a smooth Speyside single malt, a smoky Islay dram or a classic bourbon, Father’s Day is the perfect excuse to treat him to something special.

Whiskies Under £30

Monkey Shoulder Blended Malt – £3.00

An incredibly approachable whisky that’s ideal for beginners and seasoned whisky drinkers alike. Expect notes of vanilla, honey, citrus and gentle spice, making it perfect for sipping neat or mixing into cocktails.

Best for: Dads new to whisky or those who enjoy a lighter style.

Chivas Regal 12 Year Old – Around £25.25

A timeless blended Scotch with a smooth, creamy finish and hints of orchard fruit, honey and hazelnut. It’s an excellent all-rounder and a safe choice if you’re not sure what your dad prefers.

Best for: Traditional whisky lovers.

The Balvenie DoubleWood 12 Year Old – £21.00

One of the UK’s most popular single malts, DoubleWood is matured in both bourbon and sherry casks, giving it beautiful layers of honey, vanilla, cinnamon and dried fruit. It’s smooth, complex and a real crowd-pleaser.

Best for: Dads who appreciate classic Speyside whisky.

Whiskies £30–£50

Cotswolds Single Malt – £47.00

English whisky has come a long way, and the Cotswolds Distillery has become one of the country’s standout producers. Rich with caramel, dried fruit and spice, it’s a fantastic bottle that punches well above its price point.

Best for: Dads who like discovering something different.

GlenAllachie 12 Year Old – Around £49.25

Rich sherry cask maturation gives this award-winning whisky notes of raisins, dark chocolate, coffee and warming spice. It’s widely regarded as one of the best value premium whiskies available today.

Best for: Whisky enthusiasts looking for exceptional value.

The Lakes Signature Single Malt – £47.00

Matured in a carefully selected combination of sherry-seasoned oak casks, this Lake District whisky delivers rich flavours of dried fruits, dark chocolate, vanilla and warming baking spices with an exceptionally smooth finish.

Beautifully presented and crafted in the Lake District, it’s a whisky that feels every bit as premium as many Scottish single malts but offers something a little different for adventurous whisky lovers.

Best for: Dads who enjoy rich, sherried whiskies and want to explore one of England’s finest distilleries.