""Jägermeister" is German for "master hunter" - and indeed, our taste-testers were something of mixologist jägermeisters themselves, trying many different mixers to find the best fit for the job. The intense blend of 56 herbs, roots, and spices has accrued a reputation as a shooter, but with a 35% ABV (just below the standard 40% ABV of distilled liquor), it can totally be used as the base spirit in a mixed drink, too."
"After extensive R&D, the results are in. San Pellegrino's fizzy effervescence lends intriguing mouthfeel, while simultaneously lightening up the dense liqueur. Meanwhile, on the palate, the citrusy yet deep blood orange flavor creates a bright and tangy contrast that cuts through herbal Jägermeister. All in all, the bubbly drink offers a juxtaposition that performs fabulously with the spirit. You can even add a splash of cola into the mix to craft a Spezi-Meister cocktail."
Jägermeister is a 35% ABV German amaro distilled from an intense blend of 56 herbs, roots, and spices. A touch of orange brightens and emphasizes the spirit's deep herbal botanicals. San Pellegrino Blood Orange pairs effervescence and deep citrus to lighten the dense liqueur and create a tangy contrast that cuts through herbal Jägermeister. The brand also offers an orange-flavored Jägermeister. San Pellegrino Blood Orange ranked highest among tested mixers, and a splash of cola can produce a Spezi-Meister variation. Fans have recommended orange juice and Sunny D, though those mixes may need to be thinned.
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