How to Drink Jagermeister

Jagermeister is a type of liquor that originated in Germany. You might have come across its reputation through the heavy drinking game known as the 'Jager Bomb', but there are many other ways to enjoy Jagermeister. From drinking it neat to mixing it in various cocktails, you'll find that Jagermeister is more than just a symbol of wild college parties.

Chill the Jagermeister before serving. Jager tastes best when cold. Place it in the freezer and serve it with a chilled glass. Your regular home freezer will do just fine; there's no need for any special adjustments.

Take a slow sip to fully enjoy the taste. Jagermeister is made from 56 ingredients, which means it offers a complex range of flavors from bitter to sweet. Its taste can be quite strong, so sip it slowly to appreciate each distinct note.

Drink it alongside dinner. Jager has a unique flavor, like black licorice, so it can be a bit intense if consumed neat. To mellow it out, the quickest fix is to drink it while eating.

Add a scoop of ice cream to your Jager soda for a refreshing, fun twist. It might sound childish, but it brings a playful touch to your drink, and the flavor is unbeatable. Just grab a scoop of ice cream, add soda, and indulge in a grown-up Root Beer Float.

• If there are children around, you can make a non-alcoholic version of this treat for them to enjoy as well.
• Inside Scoop is a cocktail that uses ice cream. You can slightly modify the recipe by adding Yellow Chartreuse liqueur (spray inside the glass with the liqueur), ice cream, and root beer.

Mix Jagermeister with soda for a simple, relaxing drink at home. While it's not as indulgent as the ice cream version, you can enjoy Jager with soda for an easy, go-to drink when you're watching TV. Mix about a quarter cup of Jager with soda, and you'll have a chilled drink to unwind with. Just remember, your soda contains alcohol, so don't overdo it.

• You can swap the soda for tonic water if you prefer.

Instead of soda, you can opt for fruit juice if you're craving a more relaxing drink. Mix Jagermeister with a sweet beverage to match your taste. Pineapple juice, apple juice, and lemon juice are a few great options. Like soda, use 1/4 cup of Jager and fill the rest with juice.

• Oh' Deer is a cocktail with apple juice. To make it, you'll need Jagermeister, rice flower syrup, rosemary, lemon for garnish, and apple juice.
• Jagermeister Fresh Orange uses orange juice. You'll need Jagermeister, crushed ice, orange peel, and of course, orange juice.
• Stag Punch requires lemon-lime soda. You'll need Jagermeister, Amaretto liqueur, Chambord liqueur, red wine, lemon juice, some grenadine syrup, strawberries, slices of lemon and orange for garnish, and finally, lemon-lime soda.

Pair Jager with beer to enhance the flavor for your gathering. This is a simple yet exciting mix you should try. It’s also a great way to enjoy Jager with your close friends or a small group. You can use any type of beer, along with one liter of Jager.

Add syrup to soften the strong taste of the liquor. If you find Jagermeister too bitter and intense, this is another way to adjust the flavor. You can use simple syrup made from sugar or flavored syrups like raspberry or vanilla. Mix in the syrup until you're satisfied with the taste.

Mix Jagermeister with vodka if that’s your preference. The process is similar to making a Martini, with Jagermeister as the base spirit. This is the best way to turn a party drink into something more refined.

• Widow Maker is an easy cocktail to make. You'll need Jagermeister, vodka, Kahlua liqueur, and grenadine syrup.

Combine Jagermeister with spices if you're up for a bold adventure. Yes, these spices include ketchup, mustard, and even horseradish sauce. Don’t hesitate to try it. It may sound odd, but if done right, you might just find it surprisingly enjoyable.

• Mast Have is a cocktail with ketchup and mustard. You’ll need Jagermeister, whiskey, peach juice, lemon juice, ketchup, mustard, and a pinch of salt and pepper.
• The Jager Mary cocktail uses horseradish sauce and hot sauce. You’ll need Jagermeister, lemon juice, Gomme syrup, a pinch of salt, pepper, paprika powder, a bit of Tabasco sauce, Mediterranean herbs, horseradish, some celery stalks, and cherry tomatoes for garnish. Finish by adding everything to tomato juice.