Jägermeister NPR's Guy Raz learns the secrets of Germany's best-selling export, Jägermeister. It's an herbal liqueur that's celebrated by hard-partying college kids in America and dismissed as a drink for tramps in Germany. Many Germans would drink arsenic before Jägermeister. Others swear by its secret mixture of 55 herbs.

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Jägermeister

July 9, 200212:00 AM ET

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NPR's Guy Raz learns the secrets of Germany's best-selling export, Jägermeister. It's an herbal liqueur that's celebrated by hard-partying college kids in America and dismissed as a drink for tramps in Germany. Many Germans would drink arsenic before Jägermeister. Others swear by its secret mixture of 55 herbs.