Southern Comfort
Product code: 00029682- Country: USA
Information
- Product type: Liqueurs General
- Bottle Size: 1.5lt
- ABV: 35%
Southern Comfort is a great tasting product and a one-of-a-kind in the UK On Trade. Created in 1874 by a New Orleans bartender, Martin Wilkes (M.W.) Heron. A versitile spirit, best served with crisp, refreshing lemonade and a twist of fresh lime.
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