Tallinn-bottled Georgian brandy. Good CDs are ones featuring choral or symphonic music by Estonian composers Arvo P rt, Rudolf Tobias, Eduard Tubin or Heino Eller. Forgotten Peoples album is a must. If you like Estonian-grown techno, try 2 Quick Start or Noisy Nation. As a rule, don't touch E stonian Summer or Auto Hits with a ten-foot pole.
Wooden flowers are also a favorite.
There are also trays and spoons made out of lovely-smelling juniper. A box of chocolates by Estonian candy maker, Kalev. Some come with Tallinn scenes imprinted on the top. Candle holders, ashtrays or other items made from stone. The stone is most often dolomite from quarries on the Estonian island of Saaremaa.