Blair's Original Death With Chipotle

I've kept a bottle of this in my pantry since the 90s and it's still the sauce I reach for when I want that slow, building heat that actually lingers. The chipotle gives it a deep smokiness that plain habanero sauces just don't have, and a little goes a long way on eggs or in chili.

The heat builds slow and smoky, not like those watery vinegary ones, and a few drops on eggs or in chili bring that deep chipotle warmth without burning everything off. It's been a staple in my kitchen for years, and the flavor's stayed just as bold as the day I first opened a bottle.

I’ve been loyal to this sauce since it first hit the scene in 1989, and the chipotle blend still delivers that same fiery kick with a subtle smokiness that never overwhelms the heat. A few drops on eggs or tacos and I’m transported.