Jägermeister dates back to 1935 and made the day after the exact same principles as in the old days. Plants,, herbs and flowers macerated in strong alcohol, so the good drugs / flavor characteristics pulled out. This concentrate, which has an alcohol content of almost 70%, aged in large oak barrels for at least 12 months; only then achieved the perfect quality. Jägermeister contains 56 different plants / roots / fruits / flowers. Here are a few of them: rhubarb, ensianrod, angostura bark, mugwort, lavender flowers, lemon balm, burnet saxifrage, fennel and licorice root. Therefore Jägermeister cheapest in the market nor bitter. The names of the other ingredients guardian Jägermeister over as a deep secret. Jägermeister is now pulled in a nice 9th place on the list of the world's top-selling spirits brands. Commercials with the slogan "serve ice cold" has attracted many new followers and gave Jägermeister bit of a revival. Advertising films is also created and developed in Denmark. The classic way to enjoy Jägermeister Bitter is as an ice cold shot, either alone or with beer. Also try the famous Jägermeister fire truck. A refreshing drink idea consisting of 1 part cold Jägermeister and 4 parts red sodas and ice cubes. Garnish with a slice of lemon. Or how about a Jäger Energy with 1 part cold Jägermeister and 4 parts of energy drink and ice cubes or Jäger soldier with 1 part cold Jägermeister and 2 parts Rose's Lime and green soda and ice. Garnish with a slice of lime.