Toasts for Father's Day don't have to be limited to champagne. A good whisky, a modern-style gin, a cognac to savor slowly, or wine, essential for family meals, can replace unwanted and never-used gifts that get unwrapped on March 19th.
Say goodbye to bland ties, cufflinks that never graced a shirt, or perfumes still gathering dust on the shelf, and say hello to drinks to share. Surefire hits for toasting with the family that even the most gourmet dads are sure to appreciate. To make your shopping easier, we've scoured the market and bring you our (almost) foolproof suggestions to fill glasses and tumblers with something more than just good intentions.
A Fitting Start

Refreshing, full of foam, and perfect for kicking off the appetizer. Oh, what would we do without a beer at the bar, alongside its olives, potatoes, or marinated anchovies?
This first step is meant to be shared, and that's why a good beer is always a welcome addition to your gifts: from wheat beers to stouts, all the way to local craft brews.
From Bavaria with Love

You don't have to wait for Oktoberfest to enjoy the best taste of German wheat beer. From Munich comes a great representative of those full-bodied and dense wheat beers.
Refreshing but also with plenty of body, in this traditional weissbier (German for wheat beer) you'll find a fresh, not-too-bitter drink, a product of the natural sweetness of wheat, which pairs perfectly with a sausage or a pretzel during your appetizer.

Paulaner Hefe Weissbier German Wheat Beer, 5 Bottles X 50 Cl Plus Glass
Madrí, Madrí, Madrí...

The craft beer phenomenon arrived in full force a few years ago, and now, with the wave having settled, there are several examples of those pioneers who still persist.
Such is the case of Cervezas La Virgen, brewed in Madrid, which has turned names like Jamonera, Cañonera, or their popular Lager into true benchmarks within the sector. Ideal for introducing your dad to this world, this pack with four different varieties is a great starting point to get to know this growing and foamy pleasure in depth.

La Virgen craft beer - Gift pack of 4 x 300ml + Glass
In a Place in La Sagra

In Toledo's La Sagra region, there's room not only for quixotic adventures, but also for discovering craft beers with a distinctly Manchegan spirit.
This is the case with this curious brand, characterized by the breadth of its portfolio, which can surprise even palates familiar with craft beers. If that's the case for your dad, La Sagra is a great benchmark, and this pack, featuring blondes, reds, and an IPA, proves it.

Wooden basket varieties pack 6 bottles 33 cl
Looking Good

If we had to identify Ireland with three things, it would be shamrocks, whiskey, and stout. With coffee aromas, dark, and with a creamy head, Guinness wins over palates far beyond its borders and is ideal for treating ourselves during the appetizer.
All the more reason to turn to it in this pack, highly shareable - so it's best to open it when everyone is home - and to strike up Ireland's Call, or a U2 song, whichever you prefer.

Guinness Draught Irish Stout, Pack with Glass - 5 Cans of 440 ml
The Awaited Uncorking

Let's not let the toast stop and make wine the star of this family moment, perfect for surprising any dad with the all-around suggestions we bring you.
From generous Sherries to sparkling wines with deep roots, all the way to very local whites and reds that are practically foolproof.
Play It Again, Pepe

If the oenological treasure found in the Jerez region were French or Italian, it would be the most coveted wine in the world. However, it's ours - and very much so - which is why we should champion its wines, like this Fino Tío Pepe Tres Palmas, which will delight those who already know a bit about these curious wines.
Halfway between a fino and an oloroso, due to the 10 years it has spent in butts (as barrels are called in Jerez), this wine made from palomino grapes maintains its natural freshness but also gains power on the nose, with hints of salinity and almonds, pairing equally well with appetizers, cheeses, fish, shellfish, or, why not, elegant meats.

Tio Pepe Tres Palmas Vintage 2017 D.O Jerez - Fino Wine - 0.5 L
Atlantic Heart

The rugged Rías Baixas region and its maritime climate nourish the spirit and body of this Albariño, the most elegant from the Mar de Frades winery. Its name is Finca Valiñas, the vineyard surrounding the winery itself, from which the grapes for this jewel are sourced.
Elegant and unctuous, a product of aging in new barrels for six months, Finca Valiñas demonstrates that Albariños can be suggestive, full-bodied, and have great aging potential. A fantastic wine for building your cellar - if you can resist opening it as soon as it comes home, of course.

Finca Valiñas Wine
El Bierzo Also Knows Rosé

Tombú asserts its origin and uniqueness in every sip. First, for daring to be a rosé in El Bierzo, a region famous for its robust reds, and second, for being made from the prieto picudo grape, which yields highly aromatic wines with intense color.
It owes its rosé's intensity to this grape, as well as some sparkling touches, a product of the madreo, a second fermentation that doesn't add carbonation but does give it that distinctive character. Unique on the palate, reminiscent of fresh red berries, this wine is a true demonstration of versatility within rosés.

Tombú rosé wine. Vino de la Tierra de Castilla y León.
Castile is Broad and Its Wines are Powerful

La Felisa is one of the youngest and most promising offshoots of the Emilio Moro winery family. This organic wine made from 100% tempranillo grapes is a faithful reflection of modern craftsmanship in Ribera del Duero, conscious of flavor but also of sustainability.
The latest vintage on sale is 2026, from old vineyards of tinta fina grapes, which surprises with its fruitiness on the nose but responds on the palate with fleshiness and persistence, while also maintaining that fresh character despite the oak. A statement wine, capable of showing that organic, whether it's a trend or not, is not at odds with quality.

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