Eesti (Estonia)

You'll have a hard time finding most Estonian brands outside of Estonia.

Põltsamaa Kange Sinep is a good strong mustard. Goes well with fatty meat. If you treat it like the stuff people put on hot dogs, you'll also be rid of your nasal congestion.

Mayer makes affordable and often hypoallergenic household cleaning stuff. Soap, dish soap, laundry detergent. Usually very mild smelling stuff too.

Wise lets you receive money in a bunch of different currencies, keep balance in said currencies or convert them, has cheap conversions in general. Not a product, more of a service, but thought I'd throw it out there.

Värska makes some pretty good mineral water. I mean Värska Originaal in particular.

Traditional old Limonaad if you're into soft drinks. Yes it's just labeled "lemonade" and everyone knows what you mean. It's also technically not a lemonade.

If your soft drink of choice is craft beer, though, Pühaste, Põhjala and Anderson's make some good ones.

Here are some I can think of at the moment, these are most likely local to Estonia and local to Tallinn for the choclate store:

• https://karukombucha.ee/ if you are into fermented drinks this one is the best available in Estonia in my humble opinion. It is a living food so qualitiy varies a little, batch to batch.
• https://orto.ee/en/products Cosmetics and cleaning products. I like their soaps and shampoos, not quite Japanese/Korean level but better than most supermarket stuff. My fave Orto products:
  • https://orto.ee/en/product/strengthening-shampoo-puhas-loodus-burdock-250ml/ Works well for my sensitive scalp, better than fancy/expensive shampoos.
  • https://orto.ee/en/product/gentle-cosmetic-cream-soap-3-l/. My one soap for all my hygiene needs. Feels nice on my, prone to overstimulation skin. I dislike most creams and lotions so I need a soap that doesn't dry my skin too much.
• https://karamelle.ee/kontakt/ My source of high quality dark chocklate in Tallinn. They also make my favorite flavour: cinamon dark chocklate. Other notable products: many flavours of hand crafted zefir and pralines. If you really like dark chocklate try their 100% coca choclate, very smooth texture and strong flavour, not sweet.

I'm pretty sure Saku Mõdu is still alive and well, just look for Mõdu rather than Honey. I was taken with it the first time too. By the second and third you'll probably get over it.

The beer here that wowed me and still draws me back is Tanker's Sauna Session. It's a lager (I think) that is heavily doped with birch flavor. As the name implies, great for sauna, but I think it's great any time you need to shock your taste buds.

On the topic of beer, Karski's Blonde Munk is a very satisfying brew to have with a greasy meal, and Põhhala's Saturnus is just damn good any time.

On the continued topic of good things that aren't great for you, Pirat. Like, funions but made out of potato starch I think. Delicious, but they go stale in like 15 minutes.

I have never seen anything estonian sold outside of Estonia in my travels.

Bolt could be an estonian alternative for things like uber. That's the only brand I can think of right now that's generally available outside of Estonia.