More bottle guides Ghost pepper hot sauces worth a look
A ghost pepper label is just the beginning. Compare the finished sauce’s heat, flavor notes, and ingredients before you pick your next bottle.
90 bottlesHeat: Mild to SuperhotNotes to explore: garlic, smoky, lime
A four-pepper blend brings scorpion and ghost heat to Adoboloco's spare formula of cider vinegar, salt and garlic.
Vinegarypepperygarlic
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Kiawe-smoked ghost peppers give a smoky Hawaiian character to a simple cider-vinegar, salt and garlic formula.
Vinegarykiawe smokegarlic
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Ghost and Hawaiian chile peppers combine with cider vinegar, sea salt and garlic for a direct, tangy sauce.
Vinegarypepperygarlic
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A cherry, raspberry and blackberry base carries habanero, ghost and scorpion peppers, with pomegranate, lime and tequila.
cherryblackberryraspberry
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Red miso, tamari and sesame oil give ghost and Reaper peppers a savory Japanese-inspired setting.
misoumamisesame
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Garam masala, roasted garlic, dates and ancho support an intensely hot blend of scorpion, Reaper and ghost peppers.
masalaroasted garlicdates
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Blueberries and rice vinegar frame a comparatively approachable ghost pepper sauce, finished with lemon and black pepper.
blueberrytartblack pepper
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A superhot green blend builds on fire-roasted tomatillo, toasted onion and garlic, with lime keeping the finish bright.
Roasted tomatilloLimeCilantro
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Pineapple, ginger and citrus soften a complex yellow superhot blend without hiding its considerable heat.
PineappleGingerCitrus
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Roasted tomato, garlic, mezcal and cocoa build a layered, gently smoky sauce with a medium burn.
MezcalCocoaGarlicky
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Red serrano, Reaper and ghost peppers combine with lime, garlic scapes, coriander and cumin for a fiercely hot taco companion.
limegarliccumin
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Ghost pepper and habanero meet roasted garlic in a thick sauce with a long, warming finish.
Roasted garlicPepper-forwardSmoky
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