Hot Sauces

Using the unbelievably delicious Smokey Horseradish sauce as a base, this sauce brings on the flavor and then turns the heat up! Just a quick peek at the ingredients list will show Ghost Peppers as the first ingredient so, as usual, you know we aren’t messing around. Be careful not to lose your head after slathering your seafood, beef, sandwiches, and whatever else you love with this delicious concoction.

Sauce of the Dead ghost pepper hot sauce.

I introduce to you a sweet and spicy elixir made with the world’s hottest pepper, The Carolina Reaper. Blended with the contrary cherry pepper, diluted with a rich Gingras vinegar, sweetened with organic cane sugar, and then livened with fresh garlic.

In the jungles of Jamaica, far from the soft, white beaches and luxury resorts, there’s a small shack with a small garden. In the garden, Scotch Bonnet and Habanero peppers are grown. In the shack, jerk sauce is made with them. In the mouths of those who eat it, a strange voodoo begins to take hold, consuming the body, mind and soul in a fiery, hypnotic euphoria. Pain is good. There is no sensation quite like the one of this sauce with Caribbean fruit juices and spices. The flask bottle has a picture of a Rasta-man, who is obviously in pain.

This is a very special sauce characterized by the cherry pepper’s bright red colour and aromatic sweetness. You’ll be delighted by an after-effect touch of heat. Seductive fruity sunset glow. The brilliant colour truly speaks for itself and the taste is even better. Cherry peppers have a thick-walled large pod loaded with dark red fruit. This is paired beautifully with rich organic cane sugar and fresh garlic. Designed for a milder palate that wants flavour first.