Anytime Comfort (Southern Comfort)

Member Name: aero-zeppelin

Product:	Southern Comfort
Date:	10/05/09 (29 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Great Taste, when sober or drunk

Disadvantages: not to everyones liking

I've never known what to class Southern Comfort as, though I've always considered it a whisky of some sorts, though it has a different taste to the just as satisfying Jack Daniel's. Fairly recently I discovered that it was a bourbon whisky. Still no idea what it is, but it tastes great.

Southern Comfort is like marmite, you either love it or you hate it. I disagree with most people in the sense that it doesn't taste all that great by itself, but if you are to have it by itself, it tastes great with ice, which is the way I prefer to have it if I'm honest, though by itself I still find it very tasty. Like most spirits though, perhaps the safest and maybe nicer way to drink Southern Comfort would be to mix it with a soft drink, say lemonade.

Like most food and drink, the price of Southern Comfort varies with size. It is commonly available in a 70cl (700ml) bottle for around £17-£20, obviously depending on where you go. I see an advertisement on the right hand side of the window that says it's £17.25 at John Lewis, so I'll use that as a firm example.

Anyhow to summarise this is a great tasting spirit which I highly recommend to anyone looking for something different. You don't necesserily have to like Jack Daniels or whisky in general to enjoy and embrace the delightful tastiness that is Southern Comfort. 5 Stars*****

Summary: Great tasting alcohol suitable for people of all ages....18+ of course