2000s Southern Comfort

The 2000s Southern Comfort marks a transitional era for this iconic American liqueur—still rooted in its fruit-forward, whiskey-based identity, but with subtle tweaks in formulation and branding. While not a traditional whiskey, it’s a whiskey-flavored liqueur that blends fruit, spice, and sweetness into a smooth, approachable profile.

Southern Comfort (2000s bottling) — Tasting Notes

Nose :- Sweet and fruity — Tinned peaches, apricot nectar, and orange peel. Vanilla and honey — Creamy and inviting, with a soft floral lift. Touch of spice — Hints of cinnamon, nutmeg, and marzipan

Palate :- Smooth and syrupy — Peach liqueur meets golden syrup, with a velvety texture. Soft spice and oak — Star anise, clove, and a whisper of toasted wood. Creamy vanilla — Rounded and mellow, with a dessert-like quality

Finish :- Sweet and warming — Lingering notes of honey, fruit compote, and faint alcohol heat. Slightly smoky — A subtle depth that adds complexity without bitterness

Style & Composition

ABV: 37.5%

Base: Whiskey-flavored spirit (not straight whiskey)

Flavourings: Fruit essences, spices, and sweeteners

Texture: Oily and rich, designed for mixing or sipping over ice