Hi Guys Pepper Profiles

You can find our hot sauces in different categories that are based on the color and type of pepper. 

We have chosen to highlight our delicious hot sauces in different categories, as Chili peppers are available in 100's of varieties from multiple regions with each having their own unique profile. Because of this it is challenging to know the source of your chili's unless you know the seed is authentic and you grow it yourself.

Of all the chili's available, Habanero's are a fan favourite however we also use Serrano and Jalapeño peppers for those who prefer a little less heat and a lot more flavour. 

Explore the different categories we have available.

The red habanero ranges from 100,000 - 350,000 (SHU) that puts it up there in heat intensity but still not as hot as other chili's

These peppers are grown in various regions and can have different heat intensities depending on a number of factors. Our preference is to source locally but when we have to our goal is to secure the freshest peppers from the Caribbean.

Habanero peppers were one of the first we started with and we will continue to create great tasting sauce with Red Habanero as one of the base ingredients.

On our Ring of Fire scale the flavoured hot sauces have a rating of 4.

When it comes to orange habanero peppers there are a number of them that fall under this category.  Scotch Bonnet are orange and  a variety of the same species but they are on the higher side of the Scoville Heat Unit scale. We like scotch bonnet and always try to separate them from the other orange habaneros when we receive a shipment from the Caribbean if we can't source locally.

They can be sweet with earthy undertones or offering  moderate heat to just plain hot!

They may not look it but these bad boys range from 150,000 - 350,000 (SHU) But many will tell you there red cousin is hotter.

All flavours will land at 4 on the Ring of Fire scale 

There is not much to say about the Yellow Habanero as they speak for themselves in terms of being unique sweet heat. 

Once you taste any of our signature hot sauce made with these babies you will immediately know what we mean.

The Yellow Habanero look tame but don't be fooled. Sure they may not look fully ripe but  are somewhere in the 200,000 - 350,000 (SHU) range, so it can pack a real punch. 

They can have a fruity flavour and become part of an awesome hot sauce when properly paired.

We don't make a lot of bottles with the yellow habanero but when we do, they don't last long.

Definitely 4 Rings of Fire for any of the awesome flavours made with these bad boys.

 Serrano peppers are a popular type of chili pepper commonly used in Mexican cuisine. They are small, slender, and usually green in color, but can also ripen to red, yellow, or brown. 

They have a bright, clean flavor with a subtle sweetness and are often used fresh in salsas, guacamole, and of course hot sauce or other dishes where a spicy kick is desired.

Serranos are known for their heat, ranging from medium to hot 5,000 - 15,000 (SHU) on the Scoville scale. Although let's be serious, if you are a hot sauce lover, these will seem tame.

Overall, if you enjoy spicy food,  our serrano hot sauces a great way to add flavor and heat to your favorite dishes. 

You will not feel a lot of burn as the Serrano flavoured hot sauces are between 2 and 3 on the Ring of Fire scale 

 Jalapeño peppers are a type of chili pepper that originated in Mexico and are now grown worldwide. They are known for their mild to medium heat level, 3,000 - 8,000 (SHU) and are commonly used in 

Mexican cuisine, such as in salsa, guacamole. 

Of course we use it to create a mild yet delicious hot sauce for the folks who want a little kick without burning their mouth off. 

Jalapeños are an excellent source of vitamin C and also contain capsaicin, which has been shown to have anti-inflammatory properties. 

Overall, Jalapeño peppers are a delicious and versatile ingredient that adds a nice, spicy kick to any dish. 

No burning ring here as the Jalapeño flavoured hot sauces only register a 1 - 2 on the Ring of Fire scale.

Carolina Reapers, scientifically known as Capsicum chinense, are a type of chili pepper known for their intense spiciness and distinctive wrinkled appearance. Originating in Rock Hill, South Carolina, these peppers currently hold the Guinness World Record for being the hottest chili pepper in the world. While they are notorious for their mind-blowing heat, Carolina Reapers also possess several surprising health benefits.

While the intense spiciness of Carolina Reapers may not be suitable for everyone, it is important to note that even consuming small amounts can yield various health benefits. However, it is crucial to exercise caution when handling or consuming these peppers, as they can cause severe discomfort if not handled properly. It is advisable to start with small quantities and gradually increase your tolerance.

Carolina Reapers are not just a fiery addition to your meals; they also offer several surprising health benefits. From aiding weight loss to boosting your immune system and promoting cardiovascular health, these peppers are a nutritional powerhouse. Additionally, their antimicrobial properties make them an appealing addition to your diet. Nonetheless, it is crucial to consume them responsibly and acknowledge your own tolerance for spicy foods. So, the next time you dare to take on the heat of a Carolina Reaper, remember the potential health benefits that come along with it.