Wildgrain Hot Sauce - Red (5 fl.oz.)

Name: Wildgrain Hot Sauce - Red (5 fl.oz.)
Brand: Wildgrain
SKU: SKU-83915-default
Price: 6 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7 (20 reviews)

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$6 ~~$10~~ In stock

Category: Wildgrain

Slow-fermented for 6+ months, this small-batch hot sauce blends cayenne, fresno, and habanero peppers with earthy beets for deep, tangy complexity. Crafted using traditional, artisanal methods, no shortcuts, just time and real ingredients.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 20 reviews)

William ★★★★★ Aug 14, 2026

I’ve had this on tacos and eggs for two weeks and the fermented beet base gives it this earthy brightness that stays on your tongue long after the heat fades. It’s tangy without being vinegary, and the habanero kick is real but not punishing.

Natalie A. ★★★★★ Aug 11, 2026

The six-month ferment really shows—there's a tangy depth here you just don't get from bottled stuff. I've been putting it on eggs and tacos all week, and the habanero heat builds nicely without ever burning.

David Y. ★★★★★ Aug 10, 2026

The beet undertone really rounds out the heat—it’s tangy and deep without being vinegary. I’ve been drizzling it on eggs and roast veggies all week, and the 6-month fermentation shows in how layered the flavor is.