Southern Comfort Barn Burner - Feast Your Eyes

by Alexa Weibel, Posted Nov 25th 2009 @ 10:00AM

Southern Comfort Barn Burner. Photo: Ezra Pound Cake, Flickr.

Whether your Thanksgiving celebration errs on the Puritanical side, with extended family and tykes on the loose, or functions as more of a boozy bacchanal, this "Southern Comfort Barn Burner" cocktail should provide ample comfort to imbibers of all sorts.

If our Thanksgiving wine pairings didn't quite satisfy your thirst, Ezra Pound Cake's simple Southern Comfort and cider concoction will certainly fit the bill. In what she dubs "the official drink of Thanksgiving 2009," Ezra spikes some classic apple cider with some Southern Comfort, seasons it with cinnamon and brightens it with fresh lemon. She summarized the elegant drink best in her blog: "The combination works because the flavors in Southern Comfort -- especially the peach, orange and cinnamon -- dance with the apple in the cider, giving you a drink that's sweet and fruity, with an undercurrent of trouble. Just like Thanksgiving." We'll drink to that!

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Filed under: Feast Your Eyes, Drink Recipes, Holidays
Tags: cider, cider cocktail, fall, southern comfort, southern comfort barn burner, thanksgiving, thanksgiving drinks, whiskey, whisky, winter

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