You couldn’t confuse a glass of this with your favorite soft drink.Īll in all, anyone feeling nervous about trying a monkey branded bourbon will find the nose a pleasant start. It isn’t an overpowering burn, but it certainly stops Howler Head from tipping too far into alcopop territory.
This smells straight from the jungle, like a banana that’s been ripening under the hot sun.Īt 80 proof, there’s a fair sniff of whiskey involved as well. It doesn’t smell like that fake banana flavor that tends to be found in sweets. Strong and deep, it brings to mind dark toffee, with brown sugar sweetness creating some depth. The initial scent of Howler Head is likely to take you by surprise. Yes, there is a slight yellow undertone, but it isn’t the neon yellow you might expect from a banana flavored drink. Howler Head is a light amber, and an appealing spirit to look at. And while it’s hard to look past that eye-catching image anyway, it doesn’t help that the label dominates most of the bottle. You really have to look past the screaming monkey wearing sunglasses on the bright red label to see the bourbon of Howler Head. Created by Wooler Brands in North Charleston, South Carolina, Howler Head is one to look out for. Unexpectedly smooth, and with a nice bite of bourbon, there’s more to Howler Head than meets the eye. It’s also the “Official Flavored Whiskey Partner of the UFC” (that’s the Ultimate Fighting Championship - if you didn’t know). Howler Head was only launched in 2020, but it managed to become a big seller in a small space of time. It gives a whole new meaning to jungle juice. Natural banana flavoring is then added, for a banana bourbon with 80 proof. Made from Kentucky straight bourbon, aged for two years in charred American oak barrels, this is serious business. That may sound like a gimmick, but Howler Head isn’t monkeying around. But for those who are sick of peanut butter shots, Howler Head has come up with something a little different. Peanut butter whiskey has really been the dominating force in flavored whiskey over recent years.
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