What whiskey to buy as an "exclusive" gift?

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Łukasz, on the one hand, you provide a large number of exclusions, and on the other hand, you do not point to any preferences. An older person may like similar flavors as a novice amateur. Going further, looking for something unique, I would reject all commercial and 'cult' items, which are mainly based on marketing. Exclusive 30 YO whiskey will not always taste better than common 18. Personally, given the unknown, I would aim for Scottish or Irish single malts, preferably contaminated with peat ;-)

On the occasion of unusual gift whiskeys, I will only add that you can order a personalized whiskey with your own engraving. You get good alcohol and an unusual gift, for example:

https://sygnat.pl/485/number-one-grawerowana-whiskey-laphroaig-z-personalizator-dla-taty

Johny Walker

Whiskey is one of the most frequently chosen alcohols for gifts. It is also willingly chosen as an alternative investment with an attractive rate of return on investment. From the top shelf, this liquor is eagerly bought from countries such as Scotland, Ireland and Japan. Ardbeg Uigeadail that Scotland's type of whysky - single malt. Miyagikyo Nikka Whiskey comes from Japan. Connemara Peated is a highly appreciated peated whiskey from Ireland. Kilchoman's Machir Bay that Scotland.

Jack Daniels!

As far as I'm concerned, I recommend Scotch single malt. Glenmorangie, Glenfiddich, possibly Highland Park, and any single malt. Of course, if you are not a collector or investor, because these are very good alcohols, but the ones I think about are rather drinkable and not long-term, thanks to which they are not incredibly expensive either. I also recommend Irish whiskey, how much I like Kilbeggan Whiskey, I think I liked all alcohols from Kilbeggan very much. It all depends on your preferences and wallet resources. Regards

Scottish, represented by exclusive wishes straight from the heart!!

If you are looking for an exclusive whiskey gift, consider a bottle of single malt Scotch whisky from one of the renowned distilleries of Speyside, Scotland. Examples include The Macallan, Glenfiddich, The Balvenie, and Aberlour. These whiskies are known for their complex flavors and smoothness, making them a great choice for a special gift. 

But unfortunately I don't know even one I don't drink at all but my friend has these suggestions. The older the whisky is the better for elderly. Nice give indeed.

If they like sweeter spirits, I recommend the tulamore dew Irish whiskey, which gently binds all flavors together and is aimed at those who like a mild and sweet aftertaste because remember that the more expensive the whiskey, the sharper it will be. Scotch whiskeys are rarely sweet, while American whiskeys do not have a specific Irish flavor they are sweet, if I were you, I wouldn't go for alcohol for PLN 200 +

Protse label such a medium has a strong taste but for grandpa probably something Scotch whiskey there have sharp really strong flavors

Jack Daniels

If you are looking for something really special, I recommend paying attention to single malt whisk(e)y, i.e. those coming from only one distillery and produced from one batch of malt. They are distinguished by a unique taste and aroma, and are appreciated by connoisseurs. You may be interested in, for example, the famous Lagavulin 16 years Scotch whiskey, characterized by an intense peat aroma and fruity aftertaste. Another interesting option may be The Macallan Double Cask 12 years - a rich-tasting whiskey that has been matured in both sherry and bourbon casks. Slightly younger, but equally valuable is Jack Daniel's Single Barrel - a whiskey that has been matured in one barrel and is characterized by a unique balance between sweetness, spicy notes and delicate smoke. It is important to get acquainted with the recipient's preferences before buying and, if necessary, seek advice from a specialist in a liquor store.