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Loch Lomond Classic. 1700 rubles for a bottle in the right place. Loch Lomond Original is generally excellent, but a bit more expensive. I don't see the point in forcing myself to drink blends.
This is about Scotch. With bourbon, it's a bit trickier. You shouldn't buy: DD, Jim Beam White, Mark Twain, or Canadian swill (from Canadian whiskies, only the cinnamon one seems decent, but I haven't tried it, and the regular ones are just awful). Cheap roses are decent. Gentleman is neither good nor bad. Buffalo Trace is excellent, but you need to catch a discount. Booker's is good. And everything else is roughly the same price, around 2,000 rubles. From that price range, I'd drink Turkey. Then Maker's Mark. Then Rebel. Remember that 45% ABV is the best, 50% is the best for cool guys, and 40% is only drinkable out of necessity.
Gin is actually good. It's really like water, and nothing else has ever been so smooth.