Dave's Gourmet Hurtin' Habanero sauce.
http://store.davesgourmet.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=DAHUR
http://store.davesgourmet.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=DAHUR
Me and my kid stopped by Oklahoma Joes the other night to grab some food because the wife was having dinner with her monthly hotair ballooning womens group and they were making up sauces by the kitchen. The guy told me they were experimenting with a sauce with ghost pepper and he gave me a sample to try. It was sweet on top with a fire under it but not overwhelmingly hot and it really was pretty good.
Anybody around BA should eat at Egg it On at about 81st and Aspen. Their Peach and Pepper Hot Sauce is the best I've tasted. It's not necessarily hot, but still. 
I love me some green tabasco.
We got a pack of hot sauce for Christmas last year that had like five or six different kinds of hot sauce ranging from mild to excruciating. We started with the mild and I just finished the last of the "pretty darn warm" which was quite tasty. The next in line is much hotter but doesn't have a great flavor (I'll use it mostly mixed into stuff for the heat). There's two bottles left, some kind of green sauce (probably jalapeno flavor) and one is dark brown (probably chipotle of some kind). After that's gone I'm thinking about joining one of those hot sauce of the month clubs. I'm all the time disparaging myself for putting such hot sauce on my food but the next time around I do it all over again, I'm an addict lol.
Disappointed by the lack fellow habanero fans here!
Here's an excellent one that I've recently discovered. Not as good as the Marie Sharp's sauce, but still pretty dang good!
Here's an excellent one that I've recently discovered. Not as good as the Marie Sharp's sauce, but still pretty dang good!
Sam's carries a salsa that comes in mild, medium, & hot. Cant remember the name but the hot is made with habaneros and its pretty good. Kills me cant remember the name cus we buy it all the time.
