
On paper, it's piri piri style, but in practice it's just a gateway drug. The peppers and onions make a juicy, vegetable base, and the lemon and vinegar add a zesty kick so it doesn't get too heavy. The habanero adds a floral kick, and the cayenne just picks up the pace without taking over. And then comes the kicker, the beer. Not just for kicks, but to add a slightly hoppy/umami twist that makes the sauce unique. On pizza, poultry, shrimp, or in tortillas, it works surprisingly naturally, as if it was made for it.
Spicyness
Fruit
None
Garlic
Medium
Sugar
A little
Smoke level
None
Salt
A little
Vinegar
Medium
Paprika, onion, vinegar, lemon juice, garlic, cane sugar, rapeseed oil, sea salt, habanero chili, cayenne pepper, spices, beer (water, millet, corn, brown sugar, hops, yeast)


