The Midnight Oil shot got its name from its appearance: it looks a little like oil. It’s basically three parts amaretto to one part Jägermeister. This shooter is better savored than chugged.
![Midnight Oil drink in square glass](jpg/midnight-oil-drink-600x900.jpg)
The flavor in this one is nutty and sweet with notes of mint and black licorice in the background, coming from the Jägermeister. It’s a little bit complex and may not be for everyone, but it’s worth a try.
![Angled view of Midnight Oil drink in square glass](jpg/midnight-oil-drink-3-600x600.jpg)
Enjoy a Midnight Oil whenever you’re in the mood for something a little sweet. It’s a nice light dessert drink, but it’s equally good as a night cap – especially if you are in fact burning the midnight oil. It also pairs well with light desserts, pastries and servings of fruit.
![Overhead view of Midnight Oil drink in square glass](jpg/midnight-oil-drink-2-600x600.jpg)
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Midnight Oil Cocktail Recipe
The Midnight Oil shot got its name from its appearance: it looks a little like oil. It's basically three parts amaretto to one part Jägermeister.
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 ounce amaretto
- 1/2 ounce Jägermeister
Instructions
- Mix the two ingredients together in a shot glass.