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Southern Comfort Black 1L
AED 70.00 Original price was: AED 70.00.AED 65.00Current price is: AED 65.00.
Big, bourbon-leaning Southern Comfort energy, with dark fruit, vanilla, and a spicy kick that actually shows up in a cocktail. Made in the USA, this is the SoCo for Old Fashioneds, boozy cola highballs, and after-dinner sips when you want something richer than the original!
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Pour this when you want Southern Comfort with more backbone, less “party punch,” and way more cocktail payoff. Southern Comfort Black is the darker, bolder take on the classic American whiskey liqueur, built for people who like their drinks leaning spirit-forward.
If you’ve ever mixed regular SoCo and wished it didn’t get lost behind cola, citrus, or ice, this is your fix. The flavour hits deeper, the spice shows up, and it holds its own in simple two-ingredient serves and proper stirred cocktails.
- Nose: Vanilla, dark cherry, warm baking spice, and a bourbon-like sweetness
- Taste: Rich stone fruit and caramel up front, then spice and oak-tinged warmth that keeps it from feeling flat
- Finish: Lingering vanilla and peppery heat, with a dark-fruit echo that makes you want the next sip
How we’d drink it: Build it with cola and a squeeze of lime for the easiest upgrade, or stir it with ice and orange bitters for a Black Old Fashioned that tastes way fancier than the effort required.
This is also a solid “house bottle” for hosting. It’s approachable for new whiskey drinkers, but interesting enough that your whiskey friends won’t roast you. Keep it on the counter and you’ve got instant after-dinner pours, quick highballs, and a reliable base for experimenting with bitters, citrus, and ginger.
Southern Comfort is made in the USA, and the Black expression is all about dialing up that darker, whiskey-forward vibe. Translation, it’s the one you reach for when you want your drink to taste like something, not just disappear into mixer.
Fun Fact: Southern Comfort was created in New Orleans in 1874, originally as a spiced whiskey blend meant to make rough whiskey taste a whole lot more drinkable.