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HEATONIST No. 3 Pink Peppercorn Gin Hot Sauce | Butterfly Bakery of Vermont

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$7.32 $12 In stock

Category: Hot Sauce Single

In celebration of the third anniversary of the HEATONIST hot sauce tasting room on Wythe Ave, we present a collaboration with Butterfly Bakery emphasizing the unique characteristics of gin and the delicate, floral notes of pink peppercorns. A sauce to brighten up your food and your day.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Jason S. ★★★★★

The pink peppercorn heat builds slowly and then lingers nicely, which makes it perfect for drizzling over fried eggs. The gin notes are subtle but definitely there, giving it a botanical twist I haven't tried in a hot sauce before.

Mia ★★★★★

The gin botanicals come through way more clearly than I expected—juniper up front, then that pink peppercorn heat sneaks in on the finish. I've been putting it on grilled shrimp and even a splash in a bloody mary, and it's got enough character to stand up to both without being too vinegary.

Avery ★★★★★

The juniper and pink peppercorn combo is genuinely clever—it tastes like a cocktail you can put on eggs, and the gin character comes through without being boozy. I've already gone through half the bottle in a week, it's that moreish.