The Dragon Pack // Liquor-Based Hot Sauce Variety Set

What kind of peppers do you use?

Swamp Dragon uses a secret proprietary blend of premium peppers. Alcohol literally dissolves capsaicin, so a mix different peppers is required to achieve the target heat profile.

How hot are these sauces?

Swamp Dragon is designed to be about as spicy as Tabasco, subjectively speaking. We suggest going a drop at a time for folks who are sensitive to heat. But for heat lovers, you can really add lots of Swamp Dragon and, because it has no vinegar, it won’t ruin the food. All the food flavor will still shine through, and you can get just about as much heat as you can imagine just by adding more. In addition, the more sauce you add, the more the liquor flavors and aromas pop, and that can do magical things to your cuisine!

Are all sauces gluten free?

Yes, all of the sauces are gluten-free and produced in the vendor's own facility, dedicated to their products alone. No gluten-containing products are made in the facility.

Are they vegan?

Though not certified as such, the sauces are vegan.

What is the sodium content for each flavor?

Serving size of 1 teaspoon. Sodium is 180mg, or 8% daily value. Farmers add salt when they harvest their peppers to prevent spoilage during fermentation. Swamp Dragon does not add salt to the recipe, but there is no way to remove it.

How many Scoville units?

Independent laboratory pungency tests come in around 3800 Scovilles. By comparison, that lab states that Tabasco is 4000. That said, we designed it to be a bit hotter than Tabasco, using our tastebuds, and we think we nailed it.

The big difference though is that with a liquor base (rather than vinegar) you can add as much as you want. You'll get more and more heat, and more and more pepper flavor, and never drown out your food.

Will it make you intoxicated?

The short answer is "no." The heat level prevents over-consumption.

Are they Kosher?

Our facility is not inspected or blessed by a rabbi, but the ingredients comply with Kosher requirements.

How hot does this rate on the Scoville Scale?

Just under 4000. Tabasco, according to the laboratory we use rates at 4000. That said, subjectively, it seems a bit hotter than Tabasco, and that is by design.

If you're looking for something hotter, just use more Swamp Dragon. Food flavor still shines, even with a lot of Swamp Dragon, because we don't have the vinegar. So you can really go crazy!