Southern Comfort Bottle

Pros: Makes a delicious mixer.
Cons: The flavoring totally covers up any bourbon taste at all!

Pros: Smooth & Sweet
Cons: Sneaky

As a toast to WoodsideSmith errrrrrrr SMITHSWOODSIDE,
I decided to write the epinion AFTER I've sampled the product.
R e p e a t e d l y !!! So please bear with any drunken type-o's, inane ramblings or anything else
that may manifest...

Pros: A nice sippin' drink while watchin' the sunset on the verandah
Cons: I haven't got a verandah

Probably the most famous American liqueur is Southern Comfort, The exact recipe is a closely guarded secret although it's well known that the fruit flavouring is peaches. It's thought that it's origins lie with the custom of mixing ...

Pros: Mixes well with a lot of different mixers
Cons: It'll bite ya if you're not careful

Pros: Unique flavor; lots of people love it
Cons: Too sweet; somewhat limited in mixing choices

A common misconception in the world of alcohol is that Southern Comfort is a bourbon. Even my local grocery store has Southern Comfort sitting next to Jack Daniels. In actuality, Southern Comfort is classified as a liquer (though it ...

Pros: tasty, no alcohol burn.
Cons: not as easily mixed with stuff as others.

I’m not much of a beer drinker, on occasion I am, but for the most part, my adult beverage of choice is Southern Comfort (or SoCo as I call it) mixed with Sprite. I have the 100 proof version, but there is lighter proof version that is out there too, ...

Pros: Good taste
Cons: alcoholic burn kicks in way to fast

Intro It's been years since I've last touched Southern Comfort. Because of family history, money problems and what not, I've had to watch what I drink, so I haven't made a whole lot of purchase. I've finally made it around to purchasing ...

Pros: Tastes good, mixes well
Cons: It'll have you whistlin' Dixie

Southern Comfort is a drink like few others. Created back in 1874, Southern Comfort is classified as a liqueur, made with a bourbon base. This warm amber colored spirit has a unique, fairly sweet taste which is the result of three groups...

Pros: Original taste, excellent mixer, great value
Cons: Slightly too sweet by itself, only 70 proof

Okay, y'all, listen up. Southern Comfort is not a kind of bourbon. Nor is it a bourbon-based liqueur. Nor, in fact, does it include whiskey of any kind, in any capacity. And it most certainly doesn't involve brandy. Southern Comfort is a liqueur which ...

Pros: Can be served many ways, inexpensive
Cons: none

We were sitting on the open porch of the family log cabin in upstate New York, a teacher, a veterinarian, a banker, couple of professors, a nurse and a social worker, tilting back a bottle of SoCo and letting the sweet amber liquid dull our minds...

Pros: low price, looks like bourbon, great as a drain cleaner.
Cons: taste, aroma, texture, presentation, just about everything that makes a good drink!

Southern Comfort is quite possibly the single worst spirit I have ever encountered. It is like Bourbon that has been left outside in hot sun for a few days and been fermented into a sickly sweet substance with an offensive aroma and serious throat...

Pros: Absolutely delicious, very versitile, great with lime
Cons: Don't take too many shots, they catch up quick ;)

I have to admit, being a 21 year old college student at the #1 party school in the country (Yeah UW, whoop whoop)... I've tasted quite a few drinks, some completely horrible concoctions made with fleishmans or siberian ice... foul. But really Southern ...

Pros: Easy to sell, college girls love it (if you're into that kind of woman)
Cons: Steers the uninformed away from the bourbon experience.

I hate to say, it's like a really pretty girl with no real personality; not my first choice by any means, but the more you have at a party, the longer people will stick around. Fact: Southern Comfort is a very smooth introduction to Whisky products ...

Pros: Cheap
Cons: Only a mixer

Southern comfort is a drink that is based on bourbon and is fortified with a peach flavor. This very nice for those who like the flavor of whisky, but who find it just a little too powerful and biting. I have found that women especially enjoy Southern...

Pros: Spicy, Mixes Well
Cons: Flavor may be an acquired taste.

As this is the first spirit I've ever tried (I'm normally a beer person), I'm not exactly an expert at this, but I'll give it a shot. The contents of the historic-looking, attractive bottle pour a nice deep amber color into the bottom of a clean ...