Hot Sauce 6 Pack Variety Set

OK so there are 6 types of hot sauce in this sampler pack, and each one deserves a note. 4 of them are hot, and two are mild. For me the Marie Sharps Habanero Pepper Sauce Hot is the best one. (Far right in the picture) It's very hot, yet also very flavorful. It has a wonderful tangy flavor that is just delicious. It's also thick and you can dab it onto things. The Fiery Hot (3rd from the right in the picture) is the second best. Very flavorful. Even slightly hotter. Not quite as good as the one on the right. The Beware is good, definitely very hot, but not as flavorful. (Far left in the picture) It's also a little runnier. The Belizean Heat is indeed very hot, and very runny. (Second from the right in the picture) It is also less flavorful than the Marie Sharps Habanero Petter Sauce. Between the Beware and the Belizean Heat I can taste a different flavor, but they are a similar product. Of the top four reviewed above, all four are very hot. The Beware is probably the hottest. The Marie Sharps Habanero Peter Sauce and the Belizean Heat are about the same and still very very hot. The Fiery Hot and the Beware are both slightly hotter. None of these three are for people who aren't used to spicy hot sauce. They are HOT. The kind of hot where a drop on your lip burns for half an hour :) The Mild Sauce (Second from the left in the picture). Yes it tastes quite good but seriously, what's the point. It's so mild why get habanero sauce? If you want mild sauce there are many competitors out there. The green sauce (3rd from the left) is flavorful and yet very mild. It's really Sauce more than Hot Spice. Good for a green burrito or something, but you go through the bottle so fast because it's more like a green catsup. If you want to use this I recommend a large bottle so you can cover a green burrito with it. In sum, Get a big bottle of the Marie Sharps Habanero Hot Sauce, the one pictured on the far right. It's definitely the best. My family agrees by the way. If you want to experiment or do a gift pack then the sampler is fine. Still, all the other 5 bottles sat in the fridge and were whittled down over months while I really wanted the one pictured on the far right. Still fun to try them all though. Happy tasting.

All of these sauces have great flavor and the hottest of the six retains that flavor, but at the same time, it will melt your eyeballs out of your head. Think of the scene in Raiders of the Lost Arc, where the guy's face melts. I'm not going to swear to it, but I think that Marie Sharps Beware could come close to doing that. However, the amazing thing is that, unlike most other seriously hot sauces, Beware does it without sacrificing flavor. Very unusual. I think this is because, instead of using tomatoes as a base, Marie Sharps uses carrots as a base. I think that the acid in the tomatoes somehow impacts the heat in the habaneros, whereas, the carrots have no acid, little flavor, and in fact, help to carry the flavors and the heat of the habaneros. I think that one or two of these have some tomato in them. But even in those cases, carrots are above tomatoes on the ingredients list. A few drops of the Beware sauce in a bowl of mild commercial queso and you have a very flavorful bowl of very hot queso. Beware is great for cooking, too. The others are great for dipping, depending on your taste. If you're having a party, put out Belizean Heat for Belizeans and Texans and a couple of the others for less sophisticated tastes. 🤠

These are excellent hot sauces with a high quality taste. If you are into hot sauces, I really can't think of a better brand. The white labeled sauce is particularly good, but they all vary. I can consume a bottle extremely fast and pour it on many things. The heat in the hotter sauces can be intense, but the intensity is paired with flavour. I'll have to get some more soon.

I love hot sauce. My family loves hot sauce. We regularly have 20+ bottles of hotsauce open in the fridge. Tabasco, Sriracha, Cholula are staples. Everyone has their favorites. Rarely do we all agree. However, we do all agree that Marie Sharps sauces are now our new favorite. The 5oz bottles of the regular red habanero sauce lasts 7-10 days in our house. We have to buy the 2-pack 10oz to last a month. I would say that most of the sauces in this sampler are of similar heat level. Even the "Beware" and "Belizean Heat", while slightly hotter, still are in the same category of heat. Even the mild still has a bit of a kick. Basically these sauces have everything I look for in a sauce: good heat, but good flavor. It goes good on everything.

I love hot sauce. From the most common to the most exotic or outrageous, I have tried many and I own many. I consider hot sauce to be a food group. This brand has several varieties that I would consider table sauces, in the best way. They have simple ingredients put together really well to create a product that is incredibly flavorful and versatile. A new staple.

I enjoy Marie Sharp's Hot Sauces and ordered the 6 Pack Variety Set. When it arrived, one bottle of the sauce had been broken during shipping. I contacted the seller to ask for a replacement bottle or a refund for the one broken bottle. Yesterday, we received an entire order for the replacement bottle. These are very professional people who dealt with our issue in an exemplary manner. With Customer Service like this, we will surely be buying from them again. I first tried Marie Sharp's Hot Sauces years ago when my sons introduced me to it after a mission trip to Belize. The range of flavors is great and there are heat levels for everyone's taste. Highly Recommend it.

This is the absolute best hot sauce. I discovered it while living in Guatemala and traveling to Belize frequently. It is made with simple ingredients and doesn’t include fillers or preservatives or things that will upset your stomach like “citric acid”. Flavor is so good. My husband loves super hot and is obsessed with this hot sauce. We’ve also bought it for white elephant gifts, which is fun.