To make a red headed slut mixed drink, combine one ounce each of peach schnapps, and Jagermeister with 3 ounces cranberry juice in an ice filled shaker. Shake for 10 seconds and serve in double shot glasses. The recipe makes two drinks.

According to the "taste notes," on http://mixdrinkipedia.com/recipes/hybrid/red_headed_slut, the red headed slut is supposed to have a peach taste, and the schnapps and cranberry juice should overide the taste of the Jagermeister.

From past experiences of drinking combination cocktails where the strongest ingredient is disguised, this sounds like type of drink that can sneak up on you. Jagermeister is 70 proof (35% alcohol) and is a German liqueur made of a blend of alcohol and 56 different herbs with a slightly sweet fruity taste. Peach Schnapps is 40 proof (20% alcohol) and is made in the Netherlands and is sweet, thick, and unmistakeably peachy.

Although I can't drink, I'm pretty sure I would try one if I could and I bet I would really like it!

As a bartender, I should point out that the Redheaded Slut is typically imbibed as a shot. It's the sort of drink that people slam back at clubs and the like. Both of the alcohols in it are cordials, which have a lower alcohol content than hard liquors like vodka and whiskey. Do not let this fool you into thinking that it won't be strong enough to knock you on your behind; the sugar in cordials often make for a much worse hangover in the morning, and combining this with bar cranberry juice off the gun (which has loads of sugar in it) makes for a serious headache if you knock too many of these back.

It is typically made with[Jagermeister, peach schnapps and cranberry juice. The exact parts will widely depend on who makes it and where they learned the recipe. I usually do equal parts to make sure the cranberry doesn't overpower the flavor of the liquor, but that is only for the shot recipe. If you are planning on drinking it as a cocktail, I recommend 1 oz. Jager, 1 oz. Schnapps and 2 oz. cranberry juice.

Personally, the drink is not one that I have regularly. I'm not a fan of peach schnapps because I find it too sweet. Jagermeister can be good when mixed with something like whiskey to accent its bitterness, but when you sweeten it with other sugary juices it can kill the flavor. It all depends on your palette, of course. And as I mentioned before, not many people get the drink as a full mixed drink, which makes it something that you typically will only drink when you're partying in a group of people.