Jägermeister

Q: What kind of alcohol is Jägermeister?

Jägermeister is a spirit made from 56 herbs, fruits and spices. It's a complex blend that gives the drink its unique flavour profile and amber colour. Some of the ingredients in Jägermeister include liquorice, anise, cinnamon, lavender, and ginseng. The result is a sweet-and-sour liqueur with herbal notes that make it perfect for mixing into cocktails or enjoyed on the rocks.

Q: Can you drink Jägermeister straight?

Sure, you can drink Jägermeister straight, but most people mix it with something else. It can be a bit strong on its own and some people like to mix it with Coke or Sprite, while others like to use it as a mixer for cocktails. It goes well with many different kinds of drinks. if you're feeling adventurous, try a Jägerbomb... but do drink responsibly!

Buy Jägermeister Online — Ice-Cold Shots, Delivered Fast Jägermeister is the iconic German herbal liqueur, crafted from a secret recipe of 56 botanicals including citrus peel, star anise, ginger an...

Jägermeister

Buy Jägermeister Online — Ice-Cold Shots, Delivered Fast

Jägermeister is the iconic German herbal liqueur, crafted from a secret recipe of 56 botanicals including citrus peel, star anise, ginger and saffron since 1934. Bold, bittersweet and best served at -18°C, it's the ultimate party shot and a surprisingly versatile cocktail ingredient. Shop the full Jägermeister range at The Bottle Club with fast UK delivery.

Which Jägermeister should I choose?

Jägermeister Original (70 cl) is the classic — the freezer-cold shot everyone knows. Jägermeister Orange adds zesty Mediterranean orange for a brighter, more mixable serve. For bigger nights, larger formats and multipacks keep the party going, while Jägermeister miniatures are perfect for gifting, festivals and party bags.

How to serve Jägermeister

The signature serve is an ice-cold shot straight from the freezer. For the classic Jäger Bomb, drop a shot into a glass of energy drink. It also mixes brilliantly with ginger beer over ice (a "Jäger Mule") or in an espresso-based nightcap.