Golden Elk
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| Type: | Layered shooter |
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The Golden Elk is a shot featuring one part Goldschläger and one part Jägermeister. It has also been referred to as "Jägerschläger". The name Golden Elk is derived from the gold in Goldschläger and the image of the Elk which appears on the bottle of Jägermeister.
[edit] Variant drinks
- With 1 part Rumpleminze, this is sometimes referred to as the "Three Dead Nazis"
- With 1 part Dr. Mcgillicuddy's, this drink is also referred to as a Dr. Jägerschläger
- With 1 part 151 proof rum, this drink is known as a Liquid Cocaine
