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Description

Are you ready to put some passion in your mouth? This is an experimental hot sauce and we think it's freaking delicious! We took a really bright and juicy anaerobic coffee and made an insanely unique coffee kombucha as the base. Fresno peppers and dark fruit create a wonderful jamminess to the sauce that we can't get enough of! It's weird, it's wild, and has enough warmth to keep ya coming back. Try it on everything, because why not?! Heat Level: 7/10 Pairings: See above :)

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Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
12 units
Case weight
8.4 lb
MSRP
$12.00
Packaging
Bottle

Product identifiers

SKU
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Category
Hot Sauces

Origin and handling

Country of origin
United States
Storage
Refrigerate
Shelf life
1-3 months

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Fermented Fresno peppers, Coffee kombucha, Oak & Bond coffee, Black currants, Passion fruit juice, Roasted onions, Dark sweet cherry, Medjool dates, Habanada chili powder, Salt, Chocolate Bhutlah pepper, Cocoa powder, Cardamom

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Down To FermentEstablished 2021

Our focus at Down To Ferment is on quality ingredients, ancient fermentation techniques, and always making our products entirely from scratch. Most hot sauces are thrown together with vinegar and peppers, then cooked/bottled. Our hot sauces are comprised of a majority of personally fermented ingredients and combined with our own kombucha (in place of vinegar) to give a more balanced flavor profile. From start to finish, a single bottle takes over a month to create. Our focus is flavor first. The industry standard is to focus on the extreme heat and basic flavor profiles of vinegar and spice. Down to Ferment sauces are specifically designed to give a unique flavor profile that will enhance your food experiences. We like to indulge the everyday person who likes extra spice and flavor added to their meals. These sauces are approachable; even our hottest flavor can be enjoyed by a hot sauce novice. We do not use any artificial preservatives or chemicals and rely on the ancient practices of food preservation: fermentation.