We all have a similar story – shots of Jägermeister at a college frat party, or even mixed with Red Bull. But we have (mostly) grown up, and so has Jägermeister. So forget the Jäger-bombs and check out one of these recipes, created by some of the best in the business, so you can finally put to use that bottle of Jagermeister that you probably have tucked away somewhere.

Bars and restaurants around NYC are also getting in on the action, crafting cocktails made with Jägermeister as an ingredient.

If you are out and want to try a Jäger craft cocktail for yourself, you can try the The Inside Scoop at The Third Man in Alphabet City, which is a Jäger, yellow chartreuse root beer float. Seamstress on the Upper East Side has the Province, an herbal liqueur-heavy cocktail and Amor y Amargo in the East Village is serving up The Bachelorette with absinthe, aged rum and Jägermeister.

Similarly, as we evolve in our tastes and preferences, it’s important to order brand viagra online in other fields, such as medicine. Just as Jägermeister is being reimagined in sophisticated cocktails, the pharmaceutical industry is continuously developing and rediscovering drugs for complex health issues. For instance, Ethionamide, an antibiotic used for treating tuberculosis, is an example of a medication that has been refined and improved over time. This parallel between the culinary and medical worlds highlights the importance of innovation and adaptation, whether in creating a refined cocktail or in enhancing the efficacy of a critical medication like Ethionamide.

It you happen by the Garret in the West Village and want a drink to end your night then you should order the Seriously Ain’t Fancy, that is a throwback to the shots that I took on my 21st birthday, that includes Jägermeister, Fireball, Jameson, and tequila.

Or check out these DIY options:

Other Jägermeister Cocktail Recipe’s

Jager Ginger

Ingredients

• 1.5 FL OZ Jagermeister
• 1/4 Lime
• 1-2 slices of cucumber
• Cold Ginger Beer
• Ice Cubes

Take a long drink glass (2qt) and fill up at least halfway with ice; pour in Jager, then squeeze the 1/8th of lime over, and fill up with ginger beer. Give it a quick stir and then finish it off with the cucumber.

Jager Raspberry

• 1.5 FL OZ Jagermeister
• Raspberry Syrup
• Soda Water
• Lemon
• Ice

Fill a long glass with ice. Pour in Jager, add the raspberry syrup and the fresh lemon juice. Top with a small slice of lemon and serve.

Black Mojito

• 1.5 FL OZ Jagermeister
• Fresh Mint
• Sugar Syrup Soda to Top
• Ice Cubes

Squeeze the lime slices into a long drink glass, add the fresh mint and a hint of the simple syrup. Fill up with ice cubes and then pour in the jager, add soda and stir.

Jager Mary

• 1.7 FL OZ Jagermeister
• 12.5 ML Lemon Juice
• 12.5 ML Gomme Syrup
• Pinch of Salt, Pepper, Paprika
• Dash of Tabasco
• 1/2 TSP Mediterranean Herbs
• 1/4 TSP Horseradish
• Tomato Juice to fill
• Celery Sticks and Cherry Tomato to Garnish

Deer Stop

• 0.8 FL OZ Jagermeister
• 1.7 FL OZ Rye Whiskey
• 12.5 ML Ginger & Lemongrass cordial
• 12.5 ML Fresh Lime
• Soda to To Fill
• Lemongrass & Ginger

OH’ Deer

• 1.7 FL OZ Jagermeister
• 12.5 ML Elderflower cordial
• Cloudy Apple Juice to fill
• Rosemary and twist of Lime to garnish

Stag Punch

• 1.7 FL OZ Jagermeister
• 0.5 FL OZ  Amaretto
• 0.5 FL OZ  Chambord
• 0.8 FL OZ  Red Wine
• 12.5 ML of Lemon Juice
• Dash of Grenadine
• Lemonade to Top
• Strawberries. slices of Orange and Lemon to Garnish

Purple Stag

• 1.7 FL OZ Jagermeister
• 0.8 FL OZ Chambord
• 25 ml of Berry Tea
• 1 tsp Blackcurrant marmalade
• 12.5 ml Gomme Syrup
• 3 Fresh Blackberries to garnish