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Your brief
ok so my wife and I make hot sauce in our garage, we've been doing it for three years as a hobby and somehow it took off on tiktok when a food blogger tried it and said it was the best chipotle hot sauce she'd ever had. we now have 200 orders backed up and just got approved for a local grocery chain (12 stores). we need something for the label, like the back of the bottle text? we don't have a brand voice yet, the name is Backyard Fire, the sauce is smoky not just hot, we use chipotles we smoke ourselves and local honey from a guy named Bill who keeps bees two blocks from us. we're not fancy we're just two people who got obsessed with making one thing right
The result
We smoke our own chipotles in the garage. Every batch. It takes eleven hours over applewood and the neighbors complain about the smell. We tried mesquite once and it tasted like a campfire. Applewood is subtler.
The honey comes from Bill’s bees two blocks over. He’s a retired engineer who got into beekeeping after his wife died. He delivers it in recycled pickle jars on Thursdays. The honey rounds out the smoke without making it sweet. We’ve been using his honey for three years now. We tried supermarket honey once. You could tell.
We’d make a batch on Saturday mornings, put it on eggs, give bottles to friends. Then a food blogger tried some at a potluck and posted about it. We spent the next weekend filling 200 orders by hand in the kitchen.
We’re not a hot sauce company. We’re two people who got obsessed with getting it right. Smoky, not just hot. You taste it through the heat.
We bottle everything ourselves because we haven’t figured out how to scale without losing what makes it work. The bottle you’re holding was probably filled last week. If it’s sold out when you come back, sorry - we’re working on it.
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