📋 Basic overview
Type: herbal liqueur
Style: bittersweet, spicy
Origin: Germany
Volume: 0.1 l (100 ml)
Alcohol: 35% by volume
Character:
Jägermeister is renowned for its intense herbal flavour, combining 56 herbs, roots, fruits and spices. The flavour is both sweet and bitter, with notes of liquorice, citrus peel, spices and a subtle bitterness. The liqueur is matured in oak barrels, which gives it roundness and depth.
📊 Approximate nutritional / energy values
(Nutritional tables are not mandatory for liqueurs; the values are approximate.)
| Value (per 100 ml) | Jägermeister – approximate |
|---|---|
| Energy | ~ 240–250 kcal |
| Carbohydrates | ~ 25–30 g (sugars) |
| Fat | 0 g |
| Protein | 0 g |
| Alcohol | 35% vol. |
💡 Explanation:
Unlike whisky or gin, Jägermeister contains a significant amount of sugar, so it has a higher calorie content – the energy comes from both alcohol and sugars.
🍾 Approximate energy content of a whole bottle (0.1 l)
If we take an average of ~245 kcal per 100 ml:
100 ml ≈ ~245 kcal
➡️ A whole 0.1-litre bottle of Jägermeister contains approximately ~230–260 kcal (approximate estimate).
📌 Summary – Jägermeister 0.1 l
✔️ German herbal liqueur
✔️ 35% ABV
✔️ ~240–250 kcal per 100 ml
✔️ ~230–260 kcal / 0.1 l bottle
✔️ Character: bittersweet, herbal, spicy
❄️ Recommended serving methods
• 🧊 Served ice-cold (-18 °C) – the classic way
• 🥃 Neat as a shot
• 🍹 In mixed drinks – Jäger & Energy, Jäger Tonic
• 🍫 Pairing: dark chocolate, gingerbread, spiced desserts
