Mule Sauce - Hot sauce with Habanero, Yellow scotch bonnet and Bhut jolokia. (5 oz, 1)

Got this sauce as a sample at work from Sticker Mule. I've gone through like 5 bottles now. I love this hot sauce.

My GF got a bottle from sticker mule for free after using Sticker Mule for some custom stickers and gave it to me because I am a hot sauce fiend. The sauce has a sweet flavor and jammy consistency, and more on the mild side than you would expect for a habanero sauce. I love it on breakfast sandwiches and have now purchased additional bottles after finishing off the first one in a week.

Mule Sauce is a favorite in our house. It brings a LOT of heat, but it has a great flavor too.

I love hot sauces and keep a number of them in my constant rotation. Cholula and Franks are always around. Habanero and scotch bonnet sauces are some of my favorites. This stuff is awesome! It’s got a sweetness that balances well against the heat and the heat is just hot enough to make you keep coming back. I put it on eggs, pizza, sandwiches, chicken and rice . . . I mean everything. Went through 3 bottles in a week. Im addicted.

Has a good kick to it and works with a lot of different foods. The taste and sauce are quality!

Mule Sauce is my favorite hot sauce. I first got it for free with a Sticker Mule sticker order and I was hooked. It has a sweet peppery taste with a good warm heart and clean finish. It's great on a breakfast sandwich or burrito but not a substitute for Mexican hot sauces with most Mexican food

Mule Sauce is a standout in the world of hot sauces, delivering a perfect balance of sweet and spicy. Its red bell pepper base creates a smooth and flavorful foundation, while the Red Habanero, Yellow Scotch Bonnet, and Ghost peppers provide just the right amount of heat for a fiery kick. The addition of ginger and garlic adds depth and complexity, making every drop versatile and delicious. Made by a sticker company (an unexpected but delightful surprise), Mule Sauce has quickly become one of my all-time favorites. Whether on tacos, eggs, or pizza, this sauce elevates everything it touches!

I bought it because I saw it on Youtube and was curious. Advertised as Mule Sauce (because it kicks?), with Habanero, Scotch Bonnet, and Ghost Pepper, I expected it to be pepper-forward. It isn't. Looking at the ingredients, it's easy to see why: this stuff is primarily made from bell peppers with vinegar, sugar, onions, and brown sugar all present in greater quantity than actual peppers. I guess that's why it's so much cheaper than other boutique sauces, but it sure does make Crystal and Tabasco (much superior products) look like a bargain.