Flying hirsch

Flying Hirsch

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A high-energy cocktail combining herbal Jägermeister with Red Bull, perfect for parties and après-ski events.

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Recipe

1 cocktail (75ml)
  • Jägermeister 
    20 ml
  • Redbull 
    50 ml
Recipe credit: Traditional European Party Drink

Instructions

Step

Chill both Jägermeister and Red Bull thoroughly in refrigerator before preparation

Step

Add ice cubes to a long drink glass if using the mixed method

Step

Pour 20ml of chilled Jägermeister over the ice using a jigger

Step

Top with 50ml of ice-cold Red Bull energy drink

Step

Serve immediately without stirring to maintain carbonation

Equipment

Jigger

Description

The Flying Hirsch, internationally known as the Jägerbomb, is a simple yet invigorating cocktail that has become a staple at parties, clubs, and après-ski events across Alpine countries and Europe. Its appeal lies in minimal ingredients, quick preparation, and the energizing combination of herbal liqueur and caffeine.

Nutritional information

1 cocktail (75ml)
Calories
89
ABV
10 %
Alcohol
6 g
Carbs
12 g
Carbs from Sugar
12 g
Fat
0 g
Protein
0.2 g
Sodium
15 mg
Nutritional information is approximate and includes estimated 30% dilution from ice. Values may vary based on specific brands and preparation methods.
Allergens
Sulfites

Tips & Notes

  • For the authentic "bomb" method, drop a shot glass filled with Jägermeister into a larger glass of Red Bull and drink in one gulp

  • Always use fresh, well-carbonated energy drink and ensure both ingredients are as cold as possible for optimal taste

  • Adjust proportions to taste - increase Jägermeister to 40ml for a stronger herbal profile or decrease for a milder drink

  • For parties, prepare ingredients in advance and keep them chilled; the drink is best consumed immediately after preparation

Flying Hirsch is the European name for what’s internationally known as a Jägerbomb. Both refer to the same cocktail combining Jägermeister and energy drink.

Yes, any high-quality energy drink can be substituted, though Red Bull is traditional and provides the classic flavor profile.

No, ice is not used in the bomb method. Instead, ensure both ingredients are thoroughly chilled beforehand for the best experience.

The Flying Hirsch has approximately 10% alcohol by volume, making it moderately strong with added caffeine effects from the energy drink.

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Quick recipe

Ingredients

  • Jägermeister
    20 ml
  • Redbull
    50 ml

Method

  1. Chill both Jägermeister and Red Bull thoroughly in refrigerator before preparation
  2. Add ice cubes to a long drink glass if using the mixed method
  3. Pour 20ml of chilled Jägermeister over the ice using a jigger
  4. Top with 50ml of ice-cold Red Bull energy drink
  5. Serve immediately without stirring to maintain carbonation