Southern Comfort is a type of whiskey alcoholic beverage which was originally made in mississippi and south carolina and georgia. It is a very good whiskey and sells quite well all over the United States.
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It's made in Louisville, Kentucky. But it's not whiskey. It's a liqueur. There's only a very small amount of whiskey in it.
Southern Comfort is a whiskey-flavored liqueur and does not contain any fruit as an ingredient. It has flavors like sweet spices, vanilla, and orange, but there is no specific fruit contained in the drink.
Southern Comfort. "Southern Comfort (often abbreviated in English to SoCo) is a fruit, spice and whiskey flavored American liquer made from neutral spirits and produced since 1874, though not continuously and not always by the modern formula"
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The liquor, whiskey, poured into a glass of ice (the rocks)
whiskey
Yes, whiskey is a type of liquor made from grain, usually not distilled to too high of a proof and then, depending on the whiskey, aged for a certain amount of time in oak barrels.
Yes, but it is spelled "whiskey."