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Burke’s Hot Sauce — Hot Sauce in Greater Boston, MA

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The contact page lists Burke’s Hot Sauce at 200 Webster Street, Hanover, MA, 02339. The about page says Kevin and Shannon moved out of the city to the South Shore of Boston. The company describes the sauce as Handcrafted + Fermented with Fresh Ingredients. The mildest batch is the Verde Serrano and the hottest sauce is the Ginger Habanero.

  • The contact page says made in Hanover, Massachusetts.
  • Hours Thursday 3pm to 9pm, Friday 3pm to 9pm, Saturday 12pm to 9pm, Sunday 12pm to 6pm.
  • The hot sauce stars aligned in 2010 when Kevin and Shannon started their relationship bonding over a shared love of heat and hot sauce.
  • Within a week of meeting they dared to dig into a ghost pepper chili pasta from a restaurant’s Hell Night.
  • They became parents to a little girl named Soleil.
  • They began growing hot peppers and crafting their own hot sauce recipe.
  • Demand grew as they shared their creations with family and friends.
  • Kevin brings science skills and Shannon brings creative business sense.
  • The company motto is Rooted in love, always.
  • The recipes are simple and free from additives.
  • The sauces are handcrafted and small-batched using fresh ingredients and a unique fermentation process.
  • The heat ranges from medium to hot and is meant to elevate dishes without overpowering them.
  • Following fermentation each batch is blended for heat, consistency and pH before bottling.
  • The company uses fermentation to develop rich and bold flavors.
  • After blending the ingredients into a mash, the company covers it with a salt brine.
  • The mash ferments with the brine for a month.
  • The good bacteria Lactobacillus breaks down natural food components like sugar.
  • Burke’s Hot Sauce can be stored in the pantry until opening and refrigerated after opening.
  • The company recommends consumption within one year from bottle date.
  • Burke’s Hot Sauce is gluten free, fat free, sugar free and vegan.
  • Most orders are received within 2-5 business days from shipment.
  • The Barrel sells Burke’s Hot Sauce in Hingham and Cohasset, MA.
  • Curio Spice in Cambridge, MA sells Burke’s Hot Sauce.
  • American Provisions in South Boston, MA sells Burke’s Hot Sauce.
  • The Fermentary in Hanover, MA sells Burke’s Hot Sauce.
  • Trident in Hingham, MA is a restaurant stockist.
  • The FAQ lists local retailers and restaurants that carry the sauce.
  • The recipes page lists Savory + Spicy Black Garlic Wings, Mexican Hot Chocolate and Spicy Seafood Cioppino.
  • The Hot Chocolate + Hot Sauce Gift Set pairs three Taza chocolates with Burke’s Black Garlic Cayenne and Thai Chili.
  • Hot Chocolate + Hot Sauce Gift Set is listed at $36.00.
  • Black Garlic Cayenne is listed at $12.00.
  • Black Garlic Cayenne has a harmonious blend of sweet umami and cayenne.
  • Verde Serrano is listed at $12.00.
  • Verde Serrano gives a little heat upfront followed by the cool, refreshing taste of tomatillos.
  • Verde Serrano lists distilled vinegar, serrano pepper, jalapeno pepper, tomatillos, cubanelle pepper, garlic, onion, sea salt, red habanero pepper and xanthan gum.
  • The Verde Serrano page lists serrano, jalapeno, cubanelle and red habanero.
  • Pineapple Habanero is listed at $12.00.
  • Pineapple Habanero is a blend of tropical fruit and the spice of habanero.
  • The Pineapple Habanero page lists habanero.
  • Pineapple Habanero: grilled chicken or a marinade.
  • Original Habanero is listed at $12.00.
  • Original Habanero was formerly known as the Red Batch.
  • Original Habanero: burgers, wings, sausages, crockpot chili, breakfast sandwiches or pizza.
  • Thai Chili is listed at $12.00.
  • Thai Chili has a Sriracha-esque taste with a sweet red bell pepper finish.
  • Thai Chili lists distilled white vinegar, Thai chili peppers, Fresno peppers, red onion, red bell pepper, garlic, sea salt and xanthan gum.
  • The Thai Chili page lists Thai chili and Fresno.
  • Thai Chili: Asian-style cuisine, breakfast sandwiches and tacos.
  • Ginger Habanero is listed at $12.00.
  • Ginger Habanero is savory with upfront garlic and a subtle ginger flavor on the back end.
  • Ginger Habanero: Asian cuisines, soups and dressings.
  • The mildest batch is the Verde Serrano and the hottest sauce is the Ginger Habanero.

FAQ

Where can I buy Burke’s Hot Sauce?

The contact page lists 200 Webster Street, Hanover, MA, 02339. The FAQ page lists local retailers and restaurants that carry the sauce. The Barrel sells Burke’s Hot Sauce in Hingham and Cohasset, MA.

What peppers does Burke’s Hot Sauce use?

The Verde Serrano page lists serrano, jalapeno, cubanelle and red habanero. The Pineapple Habanero page lists habanero. The Thai Chili page lists Thai chili and Fresno.

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