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Stellar
Scoville Showdown is back for Round 2! Step up to the challenge on Saturday, 9/12 between 6-8PM. The mild competition kicks off at 6:30PM and the hot competition begins at 7:15PM. Secure your chance at being named Port City's "Heat Master" by registering below. There will be very limited walk-up spots available, so registration is encouraged. Don't worry, tickets include a recovery beer!
Stellar will be the featured sauce for the Heat Master competition. It isn’t all about the heat — there’s a subtle, lingering sweetness, a hint of smoky depth, and building waves of intense flavor that only a true Trinidad Moruga Scorpion pepper can deliver.
Ingredients: Trinidad Moruga Scorpion Peppers, Distilled Vinegar, Chipotle Peppers, Water, Tomato Paste, Vegetable Oil, Garlic, Onion, Salt, Honey, & Lime Juice
Heat Level: Super Hot
A Note About Our Heat Levels: Everyone perceives spice differently, so our heat scale is based on the type and amount of peppers in each sauce. Please use our heat levels as a general guide, not an absolute.
Scoville Showdown is back for Round 2! Step up to the challenge on Saturday, 9/12 between 6-8PM. The mild competition kicks off at 6:30PM and the hot competition begins at 7:15PM. Secure your chance at being named Port City's "Heat Master" by registering below. There will be very limited walk-up spots available, so registration is encouraged. Don't worry, tickets include a recovery beer!
Stellar will be the featured sauce for the Heat Master competition. It isn’t all about the heat — there’s a subtle, lingering sweetness, a hint of smoky depth, and building waves of intense flavor that only a true Trinidad Moruga Scorpion pepper can deliver.
Ingredients: Trinidad Moruga Scorpion Peppers, Distilled Vinegar, Chipotle Peppers, Water, Tomato Paste, Vegetable Oil, Garlic, Onion, Salt, Honey, & Lime Juice
Heat Level: Super Hot
A Note About Our Heat Levels: Everyone perceives spice differently, so our heat scale is based on the type and amount of peppers in each sauce. Please use our heat levels as a general guide, not an absolute.

