$ 45.00
The Craic Sauce Gift set comes with one of each hot sauce that Craic Sauce produces in Lowell, MA. These hot sauces use fermentation and local sourced ingredients to create complex and flavorful sauces.
The set is well balanced as the sauces have been designed to be able to use on any meal. Find out which pairings are your favorite!
40 Shades of Green Chilli is a mild super flavorful and fruit forward verde hot sauce that has a blend of jalapeno, serrano, anahiem and poblano peppers.
Golden Pumpkin marries the warmth of roasted pumpkin and pineapple with the heat of the habanero and ghost pepper.
Mill City Red pays homage to the city of Lowell where Craic Sauce using Lowell grown beets in a traditional style fermented hot sauce.
Brian Boru's Curry is a fermented turmeric forward curry style hot sauce using scotch bonnet and Hungarian wax peppers with lemongrass, ginger and sungold tomato.
Now including the limited edition as an add on
Clark Farm Harvest is a fermented blend of organic hot peppers, golden beets, carrots and red onions from Clark Farm that give off a balsamic, earthy, bitter flavor.
Heat - Mild with 40 Shades, to mild/medium with the the Mill City Red and Brian Boru's Curry, to medium to hot with The Golden Pumpkin.
Brian Ruhlmann, founder of Craic Sauce, discovered his passion for craft hot sauce after experimenting with making his own batch of hot sauce with ghost peppers grown in his own backyard in Massachusetts. That year in 2014, after moving to Ireland, Brian started his website crafthotsauce.com, interviewing hot sauce makers all over the world for his podcast and blog.
Three years later, after constant inspiration from his website, Brian started his own brand of hot sauce, Craic Sauce, following his move back to the US. Pronounced “crack,” craic is an Irish word that means good times and fun. Having good craic was the guiding light of his new business, a value that is still essential to Brian and his team today, who make their flavorful and unique hot sauces by hand in Lowell, Massachusetts.
