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Screaming Nazi 2 Shot Recipe

Jagermeister and cinnamon schnapps, equal parts, ice cold from the freezer. Two ingredients, herbal and hot, named to provoke. Either name on the menu lands the same drink. Pour cold, shoot fast, judge no one.

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4.41 from 10 votes
Prep Time: 3 minutes
Total Time: 3 minutes
The Screaming Nazi 2 Shot is a fiery and intense combination of herbal liqueur and cinnamon schnapps. This shot brings together the bold, complex flavours of herbal liqueur with the spicy heat of cinnamon schnapps for a strong and unforgettable drinking experience. Perfect for those who enjoy a shot with a spicy kick.

Ingredients

Instructions

Mix the Ingredients:

  • In a shaker, pour equal parts herbal liqueur and cinnamon schnapps.

Shake and Serve:

  • Mix the ingredients well, then serve in a shot glass.

Serve:

  • Serve immediately and enjoy the bold, spicy flavours!

Notes

The Screaming Nazi 2 Shot combines the bold herbal notes of Jägermeister with the fiery heat of cinnamon schnapps. This shot packs a punch with both flavour and intensity, perfect for those who love strong drinks. Serve it chilled for a smoother, more refreshing experience, or at room temperature for maximum heat.
Bold, spicy, and full of flavour, the Screaming Nazi 2 Shot is ideal for adventurous drinkers. Want more daring and intense shot recipes? Join the Drink Buddy community for exclusive cocktail ideas and inspiration!
CourseBeverage, Drinks, Shot
CuisineBeverage, Drinks, Shot
KeywordBeverage Recipe, Drink Recipe, Shot Recipe

Where the name came from

Jager-and-Goldschlager shots travelled the same route as Jagerbombs. Pub names attached themselves to the recipe. Screaming Nazi is the most common one, although the same drink shows up under Liquid Cocaine, Iceberg and a dozen other names depending on the bar.

Whichever name shows up on the menu, the recipe is identical and the temperature is non-negotiable. Both bottles live in the freezer.

What it tastes like

Bitter herbs from the Jager, sweet cinnamon heat from the schnapps. The two flavours fight at first then settle into a hot toddy energy in shot form.

Frozen makes the drink. Room temperature it is borderline undrinkable. Ice cold and the burn drops out and the flavours come forward.

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Ingredient Spotlight

The bottles that make or break this drink.

The Jagermeister

Use
Standard Jager from the freezer
Why
The 56-herb formula is the whole drink

The cinnamon schnapps

Use
Goldschlager or Fireball
Try
Goldschlager for the gold flake bonus

The temperature

Use
Both bottles in the freezer for at least one hour
Why
Cold is what makes the shot drinkable

Variations

Other drinks in the same family.

What if I don't have…

Quick substitutions for when the bottle shop is closed.

No Jager?

Fernet-Branca or Becherovka. Different but in the same herbal-bitter direction.

No Goldschlager?

Fireball cinnamon whisky.

Want it lighter?

Cut to half measure each.

Want a flame?

Light the surface with a long match. Three seconds, blow out, drink.

Want it sweeter?

Add a 5 ml splash of butterscotch schnapps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Direct answers to what people search for after Googling this drink.

Are Screaming Nazi and Liquid Cocaine the same?
Often, yes. Bar names overlap. Both usually mean Jager and cinnamon schnapps.
How strong is it?
Around 35 to 40 percent ABV. Both base spirits are 35 to 50 percent.
Why does it taste better cold?
Cold suppresses the bitter notes in the Jager and the burn of the schnapps. Both flavours come forward instead of fighting.
Can I batch it?
Yes. Mix in equal parts in a freezer-safe bottle. Pour straight from the freezer.
Garnish?
None. This is a shoot-and-leave shot.
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Drink Lab has been collecting cocktail recipes since 2013. Some we wrote ourselves, plenty came in from readers, and the rest got passed across a bar somewhere along the way.

Last updated April 26, 2026 · 1 min read

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