This is one I created cause, watching Duck Dynasty, I always wondered exactly what was in that tea that Si was always drinking. Something has to bring rationality to his actions and odd stories and such. So I decided to take it upon myself to create my own Si Tea in a way I feel brings a bit of the south to it. It’s made much like a long island tea but I added my own take on it. It [...]
Great balance of spicy flavors of almond and the magic of southern comfort all within orange juice and a citrus kick.
The taste begins as a standard rum and coke with a bit of banana, a back-end burn that finishes in bourbon, interesting!
Initially tastes like orange juice that hits you with a sour oak bite in the finish. Southern Comfort arrives right before the Jack Daniels hits you in the face.
A white chocolate candy bar that punches you in the side of the face. Leaves a striking fiery burn down the middle of the tongue.
Mildy spicy southern comfort attack, sweet peach flavor throughout the drink that remains light and refreshing. The finish is that of a tea with a secondary hint of peach.
Very big orange juice (or citrus) presence, a bit light in total extreme bite, hiding alcohol well. Good aroma of amaretto with super juicy appeal.
Arguably ton’s of butterscotch with mild hints of southern comfort.
Citrus, sour bite of citrus, a sweet orange finish. Sweet and juicy with no real alcohol flavor profile until the last few seconds into the finish; mild southern comfort flavor but you’ll need to hunt for it a bit.
How do you make the southern comfort sweetened tea? Well, that’s what we are here to do! Yes, we know the video is panned out too far but there isn’t much you can do in post-production to fix that now. Also, stay tuned after the recipe to see our families.
The flavors of peach, more peach along with a mild southern comfort flavor. Juicy and refreshing, great pool-side flavor. No one juice dominates the profile.
Flavors of a sweet sloe gin berry with mild southern comfort spice and a nice lemon citrus throughout the drink, especially in the finish. Definitely a sweeter drink alternative.
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