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• Steps
• Advice
• Warning
• What you need

Jager Bomb is a popular banquet drink. A classic Jager Bomb consists of one shot (about 45 ml) of Jägermeister and half a 250 ml can of Red Bull. Drop a shot of Jager in a highball glass containing Red Bull, then enjoy the mix of these two drinks. Make a Jager Bomb circle with your friends and blow up the party!

Steps

Method 1 of 2: Prepare drinks

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   Jägermeister wine cooling. Place the bottle in the icebox or refrigerator at least half an hour before using it. The wine doesn't have to be frozen, but the temperature should be just cold enough to enjoy.

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   Pour Jägermeister into the shot glass. You need 1 shot of 45 ml of Jägermeister for a basic Jager Bomb. You can also make larger Jager Bombs, but that adds the amount of Red Bull.

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   Pour half a can of Red Bull into a highball glass. This is the traditional recipe for Jager Bomb. Be careful as a 250 ml can of Red Bull contains up to 80 mg of caffeine.
   • Replace Red Bull with something with sugar or caffeine. You can experiment with other brands of energy drinks, grape juice or fruit soda.
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Method 2 of 2: Enjoy Jager Bomb

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   Fill a Red Bull with a full shot of wine. According to the "ritual," you have to make sure everyone drops their shot at the same time and drink Jager Bomb together. Let's raise the glasses and count down (3 .. 2 ... 1!) For everyone to do at once. Drink Jager Bomb as soon as the shot is released.
   • Place the shot right above the top of the highball and drop it. If the drop is too high, you run the risk of breaking the glass or causing the drink to pop.

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   Enjoy Jager Bomb. After dropping the shot into the Red Bull, raise the highball to your lips and drink it. Drink up the mixture of Red Bull water and Jägermeister wine to fully enjoy Jager Bomb. Put your glasses on the table or bar to show that you're done.

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   Slow down a bit. After drinking Jager Bomb, you should sit down and wait for the effects it brings to the body. Alcohol and caffeine will create a one-of-a-kind effect that many people enjoy. Even so: consuming excessive amounts of caffeine or alcohol is dangerous - especially when you combine the two. Caffeine enters your body and temporarily obscures the psycho-inhibitory effects of alcohol, making you think that you can drink more with good control.
   • If you are a teenager, limit yourself to 100mg per day. Avoid drinking more than one or two Jager Bombs at each party.
   • You need to know the signs of caffeine overdose. Some mild symptoms include restlessness, anxiety, heart palpitations, and nausea. In addition, you may also experience insomnia, palpitations, sweating, more seriously leading to dizziness and vomiting, and even cardiac arrest.
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Advice

• Wash glasses quickly after using them. Jägermeister and Red Bull can become sticky and can be difficult to clean if left on for a long time because sugar has dried up on the surface of the glass.
• If you want a richer experience, you can try replacing Red Bull with another high-energy drink. Some people think Red Bull is too sweet.

Warning

• If you have been drinking, you should not drive.
• Do not drop shot glasses from too high! You can splash drinks on the counter.
• Do not drink alcohol when you are underage or pregnant.

What you need

• Glass shot
• Highball cups (size is equivalent to two shot cups)
• Jägermeister (one shot or 45 ml)
• Red Bull Energy Drink (about half a can or ~ 120 ml)