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Every pepper, tomato and garlic clove meets live oak flame before it meets a blender. Blistered skins, smoky sugars, no shortcuts.
Small-batch · Fire-roasted · Batch No. 07
Habaneros charred over oak, aged in whiskey barrels for 90 days, bottled by hand in glass. Hot sauce that finally tastes like dinner.
The method
We never wanted heat for heat’s sake. We wanted flavor with a pulse: peppers charred until they sing, aged until they soften, finished with nothing you cannot pronounce.



Every pepper, tomato and garlic clove meets live oak flame before it meets a blender. Blistered skins, smoky sugars, no shortcuts.
The mash sleeps 90 days in used whiskey barrels. The sharp edges round off and the heat learns manners.
Bottled by hand in heavy glass, numbered by batch. Drizzle it, spoon it, dunk in it. Dinner just got dangerous.
The lineup
Oak-charred habanero, brown sugar and a slow, rolling burn.
$14
Fermented black garlic, Carolina Reaper and a dark, sweet finish that lingers.
$16
Smoked chipotle, wildflower honey and a warm glow instead of a fight.
$14
Your crate: 1 jar · $14
CheckoutFive flavors, one fire

Building heat · 100,000 – 350,000 SHU
Habaneros charred over oak until the skins blister and the fruit goes deep. Smoke leads, then a bright citrus lift, then heat that stays put and hums.
Tasting notes
Pairs with
Scoville range · 100,000 – 350,000 SHU
The pantry
Every jar is built from a short list we can name by heart. Each one is charred, aged or cured in a specific way, and none of them is there to fill space. Twelve hours of slow roasting per batch, and the rest is patience.

Charred over live oak until the skins blister and the sugars turn smoky.
Roasted whole on the same grate, then peeled by hand before it hits the pot.
Aged slow until sweet, dark and soft as molasses.
Raw, from hives two valleys over, stirred in at the very end.
Ages beside the mash until the bite turns sharp and rounded.
Cold-smoked over cherry wood, then sealed in the jar.
Ninety days in used barrels, where the heat learns manners.
Reviews
The Pour Fire is the first hot sauce I have put on a plate without wanting to hide it. It gets into the char on the brisket and stays there.
Drizzled over smoked wings at the Sunday service. Two regulars asked for jars before the plates were cleared.
The oak-and-whiskey note hits right after the heat, so the habanero reads as flavor instead of a dare. Now on every breakfast taco.
I dunked roasted sweet potato wedges in the Batch 07 and ate the whole jar standing at the counter. Ordering the case this week.
FAQ
Shipping, heat, storage, and the fine print. Still stuck? Write to us and a real person will answer.
Orders ship within one business day from our glass-packing kitchen. Standard delivery takes 2 to 5 business days in the continental US. Shipping is free on any order over $45. Below that, flat-rate shipping is $6.
Pour Fire lands around 7,000 to 10,000 Scoville units, roughly two to three times Tabasco and several times Sriracha. The heat builds slowly from the oak-charred habanero and finishes sweet and smoky. Start with a few drops if you are new to habanero.
Unopened jars keep for 12 months in a cool, dark pantry. Once opened, refrigerate and use within 6 months. Cold sauce pours thicker, so pull it out 10 minutes before serving if you want it loose.
Yes to both. Every jar is made without dairy, eggs, or gluten-containing ingredients, and it contains no animal products. The allergen panel is printed on each batch label, so check it if you have a severe allergy.
Yes. Wholesale cases come in 6-jar and 24-jar sizes, with tiered pricing for restaurants, specialty grocers, and gift shops. Send us your volume and location through the order form and our team will reply within two business days.
Every jar is double-boxed and padded. If one breaks in transit, email a photo within 48 hours and we will replace it at no charge. Unopened jars can be returned within 30 days for a full refund, no questions asked.
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