Burn City Sauces

08/15/2023

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09/11/2022

Introducing the newest addition to our hot sauce family, Disco Inferno! Made with red scotch bonnets, habanero, blackberries, grilled onions, and a little sparkle, this sweet and spicy sauce is available RIGHT NOW at the Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival!

09/11/2022

Today is the day! Come find us at the Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival at 3:00 pm at The Far Out Lounge and Stage. Enjoy some live music, try our brand new sauce and

09/09/2022

We're excited to be a part of the Austin Chronicle Hot Sauce Festival again, this Sunday! We will be unveiling a brand new sauce, which is also in the competition. Come out, try our sauces, enjoy some live music, and

Sample hundreds of Central Texas' hottest salsas, dine on local foods, have a cold beverage, and enjoy live music!

12/17/2021

Still need that last minute gift? We deliver to the Austin area within 1-3 days (sometimes same day). Just place an order at burncitysauces.com and select "Local Delivery" at checkout.

Order hot sauce online. Rocket Sauce, Excelente Sauce, and Haunt Sauce from Burn City Sauces currently available.

12/12/2021

Need a great gift for that spice addict in your life? We've got you covered.

Introducing our new gift box, containing one each of our delicious sauces! Get yours at burncitysauces.com

12/07/2021

We are happy to be a part of this year's Tunes For Tots toy drive! Bring a new unwrapped toy and enjoy live music, great food and drinks, and a chance to win one of many prizes, including signed guitars and two gift baskets from yours truly! Come out to Guero's this Sunday at noon to support the cause!

12/04/2021

Fresh batch of Reaper Madness on deck. Think you can handle it?

11/28/2021

It's tamale season, y'all. Make sure you got the right sauce! Which one do you think is best for tamales?