A hotter variation of the original árbol-and-piquín recipe.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
Flavor & heat
GOOD COMPANY FOR YOUR GO-TO
If you like Char Man Original, try these 5.
A familiar kind of different: related flavors, nearby heat, and room for a new favorite.
YOUR STARTING BOTTLE
Char Man Original
HotRoasted habanero and guero peppers give this red sauce savory depth, with lemon adding a bright citrus note.
Fine-tune the flavorGood choice. Let’s find its next-door neighbors.
Scotch bonnet peppers meet tangy mustard and turmeric, with cumin and black pepper adding savory warmth.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
Flavor & heat
Carolina Reaper meets a tangy vinegar base, with celery, carrot, mustard and Worcestershire contributing savory depth.
More sweet, with a similar heat range.
Flavor & heat
Zinger is the hotter version of Mama’s creamy, Portuguese-inspired tomato sauce, with lemon, olive oil, garlic and ginger.
Less fruity, with a similar heat range.
Flavor & heat
Habanero and serrano meet basil and finishing lime notes, with red onion, garlic and olive oil listed in the recipe.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
Flavor & heat
Based on shared flavor notes and heat, not a promise that two bottles taste identical. Your palate gets the final vote.
Keep exploring with a swipe