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Father’s Day Gift Guide ** WIN **

ByLaura Dove

Every year when Father’s Day comes round I struggle for inspiration. I think as a rule men are notoriously difficult to buy for where as when it comes to my Mum or female friends I think about the kind of gifts I would like to receive and it’s far easier to make a decision! I’m sure I’m not the only one who feels that way and so I’ve taken some time to research the best Father’s Day gift ideas for 2022 and hopefully it will give you some inspiration and save you some time when it comes to shopping for Father’s Day this year.

For Dads who enjoy a drink

For Dads who enjoy a drink then look no further than www.bringmedrink.co.uk who specialise in some rather lovely names and brands that you wouldn’t necessarily find in the supermarkets. I always try and buy my Dad something he wouldn’t necessarily buy for himself, whether that’s something a little different to his usual brand or a little more expensive than he would ordinarily treat himself to.

Molly Malone Small Batch Irish Whiskey

If you’re wanting to try and Irish whiskey then this Molly Malone Small Batch Irish Whiskey is a great choice. It’s deliciously sweet, made using only the best Irish single malt & grains and married together and distilled the true Irish way. Priced at £39.91 it’s a great gift for whiskey lovers!

Timorous Beastie Scotch Whisky

I love the name of this one and the Timorous Beastie Scotch Whisky is inspired by the field mouse in one of Robert Burns’s poems which is a great story. Made exclusively in the Scottish Highlands and matured in old American Bourbon casks, this whisky has a big flavour full of sweet and spicy notes. Priced at £34.22 it comes beautifully presented and makes a lovely gift.

House of Suntory Whisky – Toki

For something completely different I recommend House of Suntory Whisky – Toki, a Japanese blend which you won’t find on the supermarket shelves! Toki is a described as a new harmony, offering both a new experience. It’s extraordinary versatile and you can enjoy it neat, on the rocks, in a highball or as part of a cocktail. Currently priced at £33.73.

Personalised Bubble Base Whisky Glass Tumbler

A great gift in addition to these whisky’s is this gorgeous personalised Bubble Base Whisky Glass Tumbler from Engravers Guild. Beautifully presented in luxury silk lined presentation boxing, the glass can be personalised with precision laser engraving to create a unique and personal gift for someone special. Priced at just £19.99 this is such an affordable but luxurious gift and the quality is impeccable.

Champagne Charles Orban, Cuveé Roger Daltrey

If champagne is more your Dads thing then Cuveé Roger Daltrey is the most luxurious gift idea and would be much loved by champagne connoisseurs. The Champagne is a collaboration between Roger Daltrey and Eminent Wines, introduced to celebrate the band’s 50th anniversary, and is the official Champagne of Rock ‘n’ Roll. All of Roger’s proceeds from the sale of the Champagne head to Teen Cancer America – a charity founded by Roger Daltrey and fellow band member, lead guitarist, and songwriter Pete Townsend – and support Teenage Cancer Trust in the UK.

They currently have a great offer where if you buy a bottle of Champagne Cuveé Roger Daltrey 75cl worth £95 and a pair of bespoke, stemless champagne glasses, £30, you can get them both for £100 using code ROCKNROLLDAD22 at the checkout. You can buy this set now at Eminent Wines.

For Dads who love good food

Scottish Bee Vinegar Collection

For Dads who enjoy good food but also enjoy something a little different, the Scottish Bee Company have a great range of unusual and delicious products. They create multi-award winning bee honey which they sell on its own or use within their products to create a delicious and versatile range. The Scottish Bee Vinegar Collection is a fantastic gift idea made up of three vinegars: Strawberry and Peppercorn vinegar, Raspberry and Thyme vinegar and Bramble and Sage vinegar.

You can drizzle them on salads, use them in soups, marinades, dips, whatever you like with them! They are vegan and vegetarian, contain only the finest ingredients and are made using fruits pollinated by bees kept at their beekeepers farm. Priced at £23.50 this is such a great gift idea and one I know Gaz would really enjoy.

London Smoke & Cure Spring Feast Box

If the man in your life loves good food then look no further than London Smoke & Cure Spring Feast Box. They are a small company operating from London inside what was once a 1900’s horse stable and is now home to their production unit set up for the sole purpose of smoking and curing food of character.

The Spring Feast box contains all of their most popular products in one gift box and inside you will find: Sashimi-Grade Smoked Salmon (200g, Good Housekeeping Best Smoked Salmon 2021), Air-Dried Lonza (50g), Air-Dried Coppa (50g), Air-Dried Saucisson (150g), Air-Dried Snack Salamis (100g) and Air-dried Bresaola. It all comes presented in a little box in case you want to send it out to someone you love making it the perfect gift for Father’s day or to enjoy together as you celebrate! RRP £39.95.

FATSO chocolate

I think when it comes to Father’s Day you can’t go wrong with chocolate and I love discovering new brands and something out of the ordinary. FATSO chocolate is made from the finest Columbian dark chocolate and is available in three moorish flavours –

FATSO ‘Morn’n Glory’ is inspired by classic breakfast flavours, including cornflakes, toast and marmalade. Packed with generously chunky pieces and made with 60% Cocoa, fathers everywhere will get an eclectic explosion of flavours from this bar!
FATSO ‘Nan’s Stash’ comes from the idea of your Nan’s favourite biscuit tin, and includes chunks of peanuts, toffee and the classic digestive biscuit. It is the richest bar too with a massive 70% cocoa!
FATSO ‘Home Run’ is based on the classic American baseball game, this bar has pieces of salted pretzel, whole almonds and honeycomb, great for those who love a mix of sweet and savoury.
Having sampled this myself I can honestly say it’s one of the best chocolates I’ve tried in a long time and with any luck if you buy this for your Dad or husband, they’ll share it with you! Bonus!

For something a little different 

Mori Pyjamas

Mori is one of my favourite brands for both babies and grown ups – their fabrics are natural, soft and wash like a dream and they are my first port of call for gifts each year. They do fantastic loungewear and pyjama sets and I love these Papa Joggers made from the softest blend of modal and organic cotton, with a hint of stretch combined with the Papa T-shirt available in small to extra large. They make great loungewear or sleep sets and priced at just £14 for the T-shirt and £24.50 for the joggers they are a really lovely and affordable gift. 

Mainline Menswear clothing

If ever I’m stuck for ideas for Gaz for Father’s Day or similar, Mainline Menswear always have some great ideas. Whether it’s a t-shirt or new trainers, a belt or jewellery, they have an amazing range of clothing and accessories all at really affordable prices. I think it’s lovely to treat Dad’s to something they wouldn’t ordinarily treat themselves to, I know Gaz doesn’t buy himself high end clothing as a rule but when I want to spoilt him he always loves receiving designer brands. This Billionaire Boys logo T shirt is great for something a little different, it’s smart but casual, comes with a moon camo design on the chest and an astronaut logo on the reverse. It’s amazing quality and a fantastic choice for deserving Dads! RRP £75.

CEWE water bottle

CEWE always have some great personalised photographic gifts and their water bottles are a really lovely gift idea as opposed to the standard frames or canvases we immediately think of. Made from stainless steel with a 500ml capacity, you can personalise them with photographs and text either using a design or your own or one of the templates, and have it delivered to your door in 9-11 days. Priced at £26.99 they are a great gift and I think photographic gifts are always a real favourite for Grandads!

Personalised wooden beer crate from Boutique Gifts

I absolutely love Boutiquegifts.co.uk and they have a fantastic range of personalised gifts to suit every occasion. This 6 bottle rustic beer crate is such a great gift for Dads, not only can you fill it with their favourite beers (not included) but it’s a great way to store it afterwards too! Handmade in the UK and printed with your own text, the crate can be personalised and dispatched in 10 days and priced at £39.99 it’s a really lovely way to say thank you this Father’s Day.

WIN!!! 

To celebrate Father’s Day we are giving one lucky winner the chance to win a bottle of Cuveé Roger Daltrey champagne worth £95 simply by entering via the link below. One winner will be chosen at random and notified at close of giveaway on 3rd July. Good luck!

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** This gift guide contains PR products. All words and opinions are my own unless otherwise stated ** 

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136 Comments

  1. My dad, of course! I’d gift it to him, to open when he pleases. I’m sure he’ll give me a glass, though, when he does 😉

    I don’t think he’d take long to open it, especially as he recently got the ALL CLEAR for lung cancer – so we have a lot to celebrate right now xox

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  4. My lovely husband to celebrate the fact he has been a fantastic step dad for thirty years

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  6. I would offer to share it with my sister but – can you believe it? – she says she doesn’t like champagne! Quelle horreur! So it will have to be my niece who I know is as fond of the bubbles as I am!

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  16. I would share with my family to say cheers to my dad who passed away as it is his birthday near Father’s Day.

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  21. My husband to celebrate happiness, health and a very special upcoming wedding anniversary.

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  31. Definitely my father in law who has been so supportive over these 9 years. He always driving us back home from places, running errands for us and cooking us delicious food every time we’re over at his house. He deserves this prize

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  33. I’d drink most of it myself, but I’d let my sons and daughters in law have a taste!

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  43. How lovely what a great prize, if won this, then I’d share it with my hubby, thanks.

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  50. Tbh, I’d save it for Christmas, and we could all have a bit as a family. Cheers! It’s very posh!

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  56. I’d happily share with my husband, as he’s always such a superstar! Would love to raise a glass to his good health.

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  57. Well, I would share this with my fab fella, but he wouldn’t be interested, so I guess, I’ll just have to – not that I want to, you understand, but needs must – so I guess, I’ll just hae to share it with me – HIC!

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  58. Nobody I know likes champagne but me, so, very reluctantly of course, probably have to drink it all myself!

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  60. I would share it with my husband who is the most wonderful dad.We would drink it whist watching Quadrophenia….we are the mods!

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  66. I’d love to share this with my dad. He taught me about good wine, champagne and beer. He took me to Moto GP when I was 13 and he let me have a glass of champagne at breakfast!

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  89. My lovely husband of forty years recently diagnosed with cancer but so brave and pragmatic.

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  90. My husband Nigel and my student daughter Holly, Would be perfect for Nigel’s forthcoming birthday xx

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  91. I’d share with my husband, he’s a huge fan of The Who, amazing band. He’d be so chuffed with this.

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  110. What!! Share? Do I have to? Yes of course I would. I would share it with my lovely mother-in-law who will be 92 on her next birthda and is still as lively as ever.

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  112. I would share it with my husband and our friends to celebrate our 40th wedding anniversary this month. What a celebration that will be!

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  118. i’d share it with my Husband and we would toast both our Dad’s who are no longer with us in person, but remain in our hearts

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  119. I would love to share this with my husband, kids would be in bed and we could relax!

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  120. I would share this with my two sisters to celebrate our birthdays and being together.

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  129. I would share this with my husband and family, to celebrate our wedding anniversary which is coming up shortly.

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  131. My husband – like this timeless classic he’s fab, fun & definitely full of zest, his sparkling company elevates him above the rest!

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  133. I would share it with my brother to celebrate his postponed 2020 wedding finally happening this month 🍾

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