A ski trip doesn’t end when you unclip your boots from your skis. If you really want to experience the full mountain vacation vibe, après-ski is a must. Slope-side parties with live music or DJs—long a staple of Alpine resorts—have made their way here too, and they’re becoming increasingly popular in Jasná. Do you know which après-ski drinks you shouldn’t miss this season?
The term après-ski comes from French and literally means “after skiing.” It’s not about drinking during your time on the slopes, but enjoying a well-earned drink afterward as a reward for a day of activity. From the French Alps to Austrian and Italian ski resorts, we all know the iconic scenes—huge groups of skiers and snowboarders dancing high in the mountains with drinks in hand.

Aperol Spritz
If you’d rather skip the hot drink, a refreshing Aperol Spritz is a great alternative. This Italian favorite combines Aperol, prosecco, and a splash of soda water, served over ice with a slice of orange. While Aperol Spritz is best known as a summer drink, it’s also become a top après-ski choice on the slopes for those looking for something crisp and refreshing instead of warming.

Jägerbomb
For those looking for something with a little more energy, there’s the Jägerbomb. This high-impact drink combines Jägermeister, the bold herbal liqueur, with an energy drink for a fast-paced après-ski kick. It’s typically made by pouring a shot of Jägermeister, then dropping it into a larger glass filled with an energy drink, mixing everything together right before drinking. The spicy, herbal flavor of Jägermeister meets the sweet, stimulating rush of the energy drink, creating an intense and distinctive combo that’s especially popular with younger crowds.


