Six sauces on one printed 1–10 scale · Sold in flights and packs · Start low, climb together
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The Climb

$36

Three sauces, one flight up the scale

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Pairs well with

Three bottles, three rungs, one honest scale. Pick your flight, pour them in order, and watch the bars on the labels climb.

  • Gentle — First Light (2), Daybreak (3), High Noon (5). Start here if you've never bought hot sauce on purpose.
  • Steady — Daybreak (3), High Noon (5), Updraft (6). For the table that already reaches for the bottle.
  • Steep — Updraft (6), Thermal (8), Afterglow (10). The top of the ladder, for whoever's been waiting.

Three 5 fl oz glass bottles in a printed sleeve with a window, so the heat bars show on the shelf and on the table.

All six Hotlark bottles in a row, the heat bars on their labels climbing from 2 to 10

How to read the label

Three sauces, one flight up the scale

  • RUNG — where it sits on the ladder, 1 to 6
  • HEAT — its number on the 1–10 scale
  • THE BAR — ten segments, filled to the heat
  • BATCH No. — the small run it came from

Goes on everything

Six rungs, six dinners. Start with the one you'd cook tonight.

First Light poured over fried eggs on toast

Eggs

First Light, 2/10. Green, bright, breakfast-safe.

Daybreak poured over a slice of pizza

Pizza

Daybreak, 3/10. Garlic and Fresno across the cheese.

High Noon poured over fried chicken

Fried chicken

High Noon, 5/10. Mango and habanero on a hot crust.

Updraft poured over sliced brisket

Brisket

Updraft, 6/10. Smoke on smoke.

Thermal poured over jerk chicken and grilled pineapple

Jerk chicken

Thermal, 8/10. Scotch bonnet where it belongs.

A single drop of Afterglow falling onto a chicken wing

Wings

Afterglow, 10/10. One drop. Then decide.

Before you pour