White Label Hot Sauce Variety Pack – 6 × 9 oz

Homero Gonzalez founded Harmacy Hot Sauce Co. in Cookeville, Tennessee, on Christmas Day 2020. Inspired by his Cuban upbringing and his grandmother's cooking, he began making sauces to share with friends while studying electrical engineering. Their encouragement helped turn the hobby into a business centered on distinctive flavors and balanced heat. The company makes its sauces in-house in small batches and emphasizes care in preparation, creative recipes and the pleasure of sharing good food.

White Label Hot Sauce Variety Pack – 6 × 9 oz

The White Label Lineup brings together six regular-heat sauces: Totec's Tears, Chi-Chee, Cinco, Ava Masala, Brimstone and Buffalo Soldier. The maker's ratings range from 1/10 to 6/10. The six jars explore plum and dried chile, fermented kimchi, tomatillo citrus, curry mustard, roasted pepper tahini and pineapple jerk.

The finished sauces are manufactured in Cookeville, Tennessee, United States. Harmacy's in-house production is described by the maker and its Pick Tennessee producer listing. This identifies where the sauce is made; the growing countries of individual peppers, fruit and spices have not been established.

Included sauces

• Totec's Tears: pasilla, dried chiles and plum, maker-rated 1/10 heat.
• Chi-Chee: fermented kimchi, gochugaru and miso, maker-rated 3/10 heat.
• Cinco: tomatillo and citrus, maker-rated 5/10 heat.
• Ava Masala: curry spices and mustard, maker-rated 6/10 heat.
• Brimstone: roasted red pepper and tahini, maker-rated 6/10 heat.
• Buffalo Soldier: grilled pineapple and jerk spices, maker-rated 6/10 heat.

Flavor and serving ideas

Use the lineup to build a small tasting around the foods you already cook. Keep the milder sauces at one end and the 6/10 recipes at the other, with a clean spoon for each jar. The variety works well for shared meals because people can choose both flavor and heat.

• Try with breakfast eggs, tacos and sandwiches.
• Try with rice, noodles and stir-fries.
• Try with wings, grilled meats and vegetables.

Browse BuyAmerican's American-made hot sauce collection for other flavor profiles, or use our hot sauce guide to compare your options. The maker's relative heat ratings are a starting point; portion size and the food you serve with a sauce affect the tasting experience.

Product specifications

Each named sauce is a separate 9 oz jar; the total quantity combines the jars in this set. Use the quantity and the specific flavor selection when comparing a single jar with a variety pack.

Storage and handling

The maker's FAQ gives an unopened shelf life of two years and instructs customers to refrigerate after opening and use within two months. Follow the best-by date on the jar; the amount of unopened storage time remaining depends on the production batch. Store unopened jars in a cool, dry place.

Use a clean spoon when portioning the sauce, wipe the rim as needed and close the lid after serving. For a gift set or tasting, keep track of when each jar was opened so the storage directions remain easy to follow.