Jagermeister Herb Liqueur 700ml Jagermeister Herb Liqueur

Capacity: 700ml
Alcohol content: 35%

Jägermeister, this liqueur originated from Germany, is famous for its 56 kinds of herbs, The unique secret recipes of the flowers, roots and fruits are famous throughout the world. These ingredients are carefully selected and proportioned to create a strong, layered alcoholic drink.

The brewing process is complex and requires multiple extractions and a year-long aging period in oak barrels to achieve rich taste and aroma. This time allows the flavors of the various ingredients to blend and develop, giving Jägermeister that unique taste.

Jägermeister is often chilled and consumed directly, and can also be used to prepare a variety of cocktails. Its rich herbal aroma and slightly sweet taste can be combined with a variety of beverages to create endless possibilities. Whether as a shooter at a party or as an after-dinner drink, Jägermeister is an excellent choice.

Jägermeister is not only a wine, but also a symbol of German culture. Its iconic deer head logo and cross pattern are derived from St. Hubertus, the patron saint of hunting and wildlife protection. This liqueur represents a distinctive taste and lifestyle and is loved by young consumers around the world.

Jägermeister Liqueur is brewed from 56 selected ingredients; star fennel seeds, cinnamon, chamomile, saffron, clove ginger, licorice, fennel seeds, gentian root, angostura Pulled bark, Yangshan mint, coriander, honey, etc.
Soak 56 selected materials in 70-degree alcohol. After filtering out impurities, store them in oak barrels for one year. After adding syrup, filter out the impurities again and bottle them.

The taste shows a light anise flavor, and it is slightly sweet and smooth in the throat. After it is chilled in the mouth, a heat source immediately escapes from the stomach, allowing you to experience the unique wild enthusiasm.
Sweet, smooth, slightly pungent, immediately warms the whole body after entering the mouth; Fragrance: fennel, mint, honey, licorice.