Jagermeister Herbal Liqueur 1000ml《ZG023》

Jägermeister, also known as the Sacred Deer, is a liqueur from Germany and the number one alcoholic beverage brand in Germany. Jägermeister is a source of pride for Germans and a popular liqueur in bars abroad. Its popularity is directly proportional to the wildness of parties. "Jägermeister" is German, equivalent to "hunter master." Headquartered in Germany, Jägermeister has a 132-year history and is the number one alcoholic beverage brand in Germany.

Curt Mast, the first brewer of Jägermeister, was a hunter. Jägermeister wasn't originally an alcoholic beverage; it was a cough syrup. Because of the harsh German winters, hunters were prone to catching colds while working. To address this, the first Jägermeister product added alcohol to the cough syrup, along with ingredients to relieve digestive and respiratory symptoms, achieving the desired effect. From the beginning, Curt Mast believed that high-quality, stable bottles were crucial for his premium herbal liqueur. To find the ideal bottle, the inventor of Jägermeister had to be creative, thus developing many different models through breakage testing.

In 1934, Nazi Germany enacted the Reich Hunting Law, stipulating that only the most outstanding hunters could be called "Master Hunter Jagermeister." Shortly after the law's implementation, Hitler appointed the Commander-in-Chief of the Luftwaffe, "Grimm," as the head of the Master Hunters. In 1935, Jägermeister registered the "Jagermeister" trademark and officially began mass production. Before its release, Jägermeister was already deeply ingrained in the public consciousness, and at the time, it was known as "Germany's national spirit."