Jägermeister ORANGE
The new fruity, fresh shot for a kick start to the best nights
It smells of warm rain on asphalt, the last rays of sunshine of the day bathe the faces of the people in front of the bars, restaurants and parks in orange light, the sound of carefree hours emanates from jukeboxes. And nobody goes home, because the best nights are yet to come!
Jägermeister ORANGE
Mast-Jägermeister Deutschland GmbH
Jägermeister's clear mission is to create these unique best nights. From today, the brand is not only bringing high-energy moments to the dancefloors of Germany, but also sunshine into the night. With its fresh and fruity flavor, the new Jägermeister ORANGE is just as surprising as the most unplanned but legendary parties. Being spontaneous is everything: an outdoor rave, a quick stop at the Späti on the way to the club, meeting friends, new destination: the night. For sun-ripened nights - that's Jägermeister ORANGE.
Original in the base - new in taste
The new fruity shot combines the 56 herbs, flowers, roots and fruits with a high-quality orange oil extract and offers a completely new and fruity taste experience. The oranges and mandarins used come from organic cultivation and are harvested in selected regions of Sicily after a full 1,400 hours of sunshine. At 33 % vol., Jägermeister ORANGE has a slightly lower alcohol content than the original and impresses with sweet, fruity aromas and a subtle bitter note.
In the iconic Jägermeister bottle, but with a clear glass, the bright orange Jägermeister ORANGE really comes into its own. The new product can be enjoyed as a shot, ice cold at minus 18 degrees or as a long drink - Orange Tonic - just in time for Orange Hour on the way into the night, no matter when and where it starts.
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