Baron Blazing Hot Pepper Sauce

What the bottle says...
Award winning Baron Blazing Hot Sauce. A hot sauce made from fresh wholesome peppers to create its very own individual piquant flavour. All natural and fat free.

What we say...
Sometimes less is more and with simple, natural ingredients this little bottle packs a big punch. Super hot, with the West Indian flavour of Scotch Bonnet peppers this is a classic sauce to be used as liberally as you dare.

Country of origin: Carribean

Ingredients: Scotch Bonnet peppers, vinegar, salt, spices

144ml bottle

Price: £2.49

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Product Reviews

Submited By: Dan Robertson
This little beauty caught me unawares! Most UK chilli-heads will struggle to find anything hotter than say, Tabasco or Encona Hot Pepper Sauce on the shelves of their local supermarkets and convenience stores; and so when I picked up a bottle of Baron Blazing Hot Pepper Sauce from an ethnic grocery store in sunny Brighton for less than three quid, I had this firmly in mind. It is perhaps for this reason that I was less than cautious about unscrewing the top and pouring a generous dollop of the orange-red liquid straight onto my tongue in order to have my first taste. This was quite possibly a mistake on my part but after a small amount of gasping and coughing and just a little eye wiping I was suitably composed enough to have a second, more cautious taste of this delicious and surprisingly powerful sauce. The first thing that strikes you is the very fresh, savoury aroma of scotch bonnet peppers. The taste is no let down either; a well balanced mix of instant heat and fresh, unadulterated pepper flavour without too much acid or sweetness. It's a rustic looking sauce, a rich light red colour and containing whole seeds. There are no signs of preservatives or artificial flavourings on the label and it shows. This sauce tastes of chillies and not a whole lot else! (which is a good thing as far as I'm concerned). Despite us getting off on the wrong foot, I'm a big fan of this sauce now and while it isn't quite a match for anything from Blair's Kitchen for example, it should certainly be treated with respect!