Ancho Masala Scorpion Reaper Hot Sauce By Bravado Spice Gluten Free, Vegan, Low Carb, Paleo Hot Sauce All Natural 5 oz Hot Sauce Bottle Award Winning Gourmet Hot Sauce

I grew up eating eggs with grape jelly (don't knock it til you try it) and this is like an adult upgrade!! The blueberry isn't overwhelming or artificial-tasting at all. Just a hint of sweetness with a fruity essence. I cannot say enough good things about this hot sauce. I turned into a Hot Sauce Person during lockdown when I watched a zillion episodes of HotOnes. My hot sauce affinity turned into nearly an obsession after I lost my sense of taste and smell and dumped hot sauce on everything I ate just so it felt like I was eating *something*. Luckily my senses returned after a month but my hot sauce obsession never waned. I love this sauce so much that I've gifted it to several hot sauce-loving friends. Beware though - for me, this sauce is SO HOT and the heat builds with every bite. Which is rough because I absolutely douse my food in it. So tasty and so painful. By the end of the meal I'm chugging beer with every bite, sweat pouring down my face, seeing stars with tears streaming from my eyes. But I can't stop shoveling the hot sauce-laden food into my mouth, despite the pain. The agony is just so worth it. I put it on everything you'd put hot sauce on, but my favorite is on eggs over easy on a slice of toast. Also great on pork chops and chicken. If you enjoy hot sauce that's a little bit different than your standard hot sauce (which I also enjoy!), I recommend giving this a try. It's on sale often and 100% worth a try if you like hot sauce.

I’ve become a fan of “The Hot Ones” tv show, and this is one of the hot sauces they’ve used. I’m not noted for my ability to eat extremely hot or spicy things but I figured this was a safe bet as it’s Scoville rating is 28,000, which puts it toward the middle of the average lineup of hot sauces this show uses in terms of heat level. I have to say, I’m tempted to dip my toe into hotter products after trying this wonderful product. You are not immediately inundated with an uncomfortable reaction to the ghost pepper but you do feel it well up behind the scalp. A warmth that is not overwhelming and that doesn’t leave you grasping for something to drink. You get the mild but noticeable blueberry flavor and a pleasant warmth. I started out going very easy on this sauce the first couple of times owing to the open-top bottle( not a drip-type) and I’ve found that I’m kicking up the amount I’m using now, because it’s DELICIOUS and not too much heat. Just right! I’m looking forward to trying it on some nice vanilla ice cream! Try it! You’ll LOVE it!

This sauce has a nice flavor and a really spicy kick. I would recommend this to anyone that wants a HOT sauce that also tastes good.

Tasty! My favorite Bravado sauce - though it's not one I'd use on everything. I was also a big fan of the black garlic and carolina reaper sauce. That said... and I can't review them because I spent my one review on this sauce... but I did not like the Ancho Masala or the Garlic Arbul Scorpion. Both were fairly hot, but I simply was not a fan of the flavor of either. Both were very similar in flavor. They were quite smokey, which I normally like, but it didn't seem to have much else going for it flavor wise. If you're looking for an all-around sauce, I'd go black garlic and carolina reaper. If you're looking for a tasty ghost pepper sauce in particular, the AKA Miso is the best I've had.

Great heat, fantastic flavor. Mixes well with Sriracha sauce, too.

I first saw this hot sauce whilst watching First We Feast, and the unique variety of it drew me in. After using it in various dishes, I must say that I am both pleased and let down by this hot sauce. The flavor is different from most hot sauces you will find, and it is extremely tasty in my opinion. It goes well with most meats, and it compliments the flavor well. The blueberry flavor comes through well, and it honestly compliments the flavors in things, as opposed to being so hot you can't taste anything but the hot sauce. Some have said that the sauce is a bit runny, but I think the consistency is fine how it is. The main problem with the sauce's runniness lies in the bottle's design. Unlike other hot sauce bottles, there is no plastic cover at the top to regulate the amount of hot sauce that comes out of the bottle; Bravado opts for an open bottle design. This causes the hot sauce to flow out of the bottle with no way to limit the amount of hot sauce you put on/in a dish. You end up wasting a little bit of hot sauce each pour (unless you are super careful), and for roughly $10 a bottle, it really does affect the overall value of this product. In addition to the lack of a cover, the color gets everywhere and stains anything it touches because of the blueberries in the sauce. If it were to have a cap similar to Tapatío or Tabasco, this would easily be a four star review. The other reason why I feel this is only a 3 star product is because of the heat. It advertises itself as being a "hot" hot sauce. I think the heat is fine how it is, but it is definitely not as hot as it advertises itself to be. You can get more heat from Tabasco. I would not go as far as to say Bravado is lying in its advertisement, as the sauce is relatively hot, but it is somewhat misleading. I expect something to be a little hotter than Tabasco when ghost peppers are advertised with the hot sauce. I'm not too disappointed, however, since most products that have "ghost peppers" in the mix end up being not as hot as expected (but I can imagine that selling something with the full potential of a ghost pepper would be hard considering how hot a ghost pepper is). It appears that this is not the hottest hot sauce Bravado sells, and I would be interested in trying it to see just how hot Bravado makes their products. Overall, I enjoyed the Ghost Pepper and Blueberry Hot Sauce, but a few small tweaks end up holding this bottle of hot sauce back. tl;dr Pros: -Flavorful -Decent Heat -Compliments most dishes Cons: -Lack of cover to regulate hot sauce pouring -Not as hot as advertised -Somewhat expensive

I only use this hot sauce for one thing but man is it sooo good. It’s too bad the grocery store stopped carrying it because it was half the price that Amazon sells it for, so I won’t purchase from here again, I’ll just go directly to their website.

Great stuff!

It's great with quality ingredients but sometimes I feel like people just make hot sauces to test their pain tolerances. Unfortunately, I could not taste much miso.

This is without a doubt the nicest tasting hot sauce I've ever had. It's hot, but not hot enough to detract from its delicious flavour. Goes well with everything so it's an incredibly versatile sauce. Will definitely be buying again.

I was first dubious about the price, given how cheap saucss are at the supermarket, but after reading reviews and seeing this on hot ones, I can agree that this sauce is amazing. The sauce is thick and has a complex flavour. I could be forgiven for thinking most hot sauces need to be very runny or smell like vinegar, given thats how most mainstream ones are (tabasco, Frank's hot sauce etc.) , but this is something else. A strong miso flavour, thick sauce and a burn that grows at the back of the throat before tingling lips. Money well spent and would buy again! If only more sauces were this well put together.

I have been dribbling this over my burgers - one complaint is that its too runny, needs to be thicker.

This sauce is incredibly vinegary. I know one of the ingredients is Rice Wine Vinegar, but that's the overwhelming taste in my experience. My gf says she tastes the Miso but I can't. Just Vinegary pain. It is spicy though. I'll give it that. Very spicy. Also, the sauce has an oily sheen to it when it's poured out. No amount of shaking helps. You can see a rainbow/metallic sheen on the top of the sauce. Odd. Not a fan. No thanks.