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JungleLife

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Q: A Chinese Jagermeister?

I am a beer man, but I do like to have a bit of herb liquor now and then for taste and for health.

I quite like the German Jagermeister, but is there a Chinese equivalent that is derived from different herbs?

13 years 51 weeks ago in Health & Safety - China

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littlemick

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I do like yagermeister, and also mixed with redbull

We call them yagerbombs back home

I do hope someone knows an equivalent that you can get easily here

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Createach

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the alcohols that X-John once mentioned in one of his questions are all for health and medication so i suggest that you pick on of those drinks that will fit your pupose of drinking it..............Good Luck mate

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paulmartin

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Try a B.M.W Baileys Malibu and whiskey together,works great,your blotto after 3rd one

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CharlieB

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Jager is available here, also absinthe (the green fairy) is available in Shanghai

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