Havoc Energy Drink
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Havoc produces a variety of privately labeled energy drinks for Professional & Collegiate Sports, Corporations, Golf Courses and High School Fundraisers. Havoc is the "Official Energy Drink of Collegiate Sports".
Havoc is a carbonated, raspberry flavored energy drink that has a very low sodium content; to insure that there is no after taste. Product currently comes in 8.4oz and 16oz cans.
Review
In a word: this stuff was wholly unremarkable. Aside from the decent looking can, there's not much else worth talking about. I could tell by looking at the ingredients that it was fairly lightweight. 52mg of caffeine and no Guarana, plus high fructose corn syrup. If I'm going to take in 114 calories, I want more action than that.
In their defense though, they didn't promise much. Havoc's main selling point seems to be the company's willingness to put your logo on the can. They have deals with various pro and college sports teams to provide specially branded drinks. If you've ever been to an event and seen the branded water bottles, just expect branded 8 oz. energy drinks next time.
Taste
The taste was odd. I got a bit licorice kind of vibe from it, but they swear it's raspberry. Regardless, it was sweet and kind of syrupy. It was sweeter than a Red Bull and didn't have any of the aspirin taste of, say, a Monster. The color was surprisingly dark, almost like a Coke or something. All in all, it was completely average -- just the kind of thing that might appeal to a wide group of people who are used to drinking soda -- so I guess that works fine.
This, from the accompanying literature (no joke):
"Havoc is the Official Energy Drink of Collegiate Sports!"
What? Collegiate sports? Good luck with that.
The Verdict
Havoc is like an energy drink for people who don't really know what energy drinks are. It tastes like soda and your mom could probably drink this and get a little peppy without freaking out. My guess is that if you ever drink one, you'll probably have gotten it for free at an event or as a promotional thing, which is good because if they're free you can drink three of them and not feel like a sucker.
Don't get me wrong, you can certainly feel the stuff working. It is what it is though. If you've ever experienced the glorious vertigo of a Redline RTD or that hint of angina from an Upshot, this just isn't going to do it. Like I said though, sleep works too. Havoc plays a role in the energy drink ecosystem. I don't think every drink should have ridiculous amounts of caffeine, just keep this review in mind if you're ever looking for that and get something else.
Ingredients in Havoc Energy Drink
Carbonated Water, High Fructose Corn Syrup, Taurine, Glucoronolactone, Caffeine, Inositol, Citric Acid, Niacin, Natural Aromas, Caramel Color, Pantothenic Acid, Vitamins B2, B6 And B12.Includes 29 grams of sugar (per 8.4 ounces) for a total of 0 calories.
Is Havoc Energy Drink high in caffeine?
Havoc Energy Drink contains 52 mg of caffeine in a 8.4 fl oz can.
This equates to 6.19 mg of caffeine for every fl oz and 20.93 mg for every 100 ml.
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