Bourbon and fire-roasted habanero meet smoked ghost pepper, with pronounced cider-vinegar and lime acidity.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
A familiar kind of different: related flavors, nearby heat, and room for a new favorite.

Roasted, fermented and ground habanero create a layered pepper flavor described as smoky, with roasted onion, lemon and garlic.
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Bourbon and fire-roasted habanero meet smoked ghost pepper, with pronounced cider-vinegar and lime acidity.
Similar documented flavor notes, with a similar heat range.
Smoked ghost pepper, habanero and ancho meet vinegar, cumin and lime in a tangy table sauce.
Less sour / tangy, with a similar heat range.
Deeply roasted habanero and garlic meet cider vinegar, with pepper sweetness and a small amount of brown sugar.
Less sweet, with a similar heat range.
Smoked Reaper and habanero join ghost pepper and cayenne, with tomato, red wine vinegar, basil, oregano and garlic behind the heat.
Less sour / tangy, with a higher heat range.
Honey, tomato and molasses soften ghost and habanero peppers in a sweet, smoky sauce built for wings.
More fruity, with a similar heat range.
Based on shared flavor notes and heat, not a promise that two bottles taste identical. Your palate gets the final vote.
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