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Jägermeister

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Sugarfunk Newbie
Sugarfunk
Posted

I recently Emailed Jager as it is one of my favs and I could not find anything on the boards.

Here was their response---

Dear Mr. Dyer,

We refer to your inquiry dd. February 5th, 2006 which we like to answer as follows:

Jägermeister is an herb liqueur produced out of 56 herbs, roots, fruits, etc. These are without exception natural ingredients.

On the basis of current analyses Jägermeister can be considered free from gluten, starch and lactose. Independent from the above we absolutely recommend you to consult beforehand a doctor with your celiac disease in order to clarify if you are allowed to further on consume our product.

We hope having been of service with this information.

Kind regards,

Mast-Jägermeister AG

i. A. Stefanie Hildebrandt

YEAH JAGER BOMBS ARE STILL IN MY FUTURE!!!!!

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elonwy Enthusiast
elonwy
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Whooooohoooooo!

Jagerbombs are...not my cup of tea. I just like a shot of it every now and then. Grows hair on yer back.

Elonwy

LqrMan Newbie
LqrMan
Posted

That is a very positive response from Yager. I figured it was gluten free, but the "contains caramel color" had me a little worried. Nonetheless, I have had a few chilled shots and yager bombs in the last few months with no adverse reactions.

VegasCeliacBuckeye Collaborator
VegasCeliacBuckeye
Posted

I got the same email from them a while ago...

Jager = Good (in moderation - haha)

Felidae Enthusiast
Felidae
Posted

That's great. Once in awhile a Jager is good for your spirits!

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