Ass Kickin’ Moonshine Pepper Mash Hot Sauce
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Ass Kickin’® Moonshine Pepper Mash Hot Sauce
Have An Ass Kickin’ Day®
Whoa there, partner—this one’s been brewed the old-fashioned way, straight from the shed out in the back forty. Ass Kickin’® Moonshine Pepper Mash Hot Sauce delivers bold jalapeño flavor with a smooth, savory kick that’s big on taste and easy to love. It’s not about blowing the doors off—it’s about riding a steady mule kick of flavor that keeps you coming back for another pour.
This sauce starts with a rich jalapeño pepper mash, blended with tomato paste, garlic, and secret Southwest spices to create a well-rounded heat that’s flavorful, balanced, and downright versatile. Think earthy pepper notes up front, a touch of tang, and a satisfying finish that plays well with just about anything on your plate.
Perfect for beef, chicken, pork, and fish, this pepper mash shines as a table sauce, a cooking ingredient, or a finishing splash. Drizzle it over tacos, eggs, burgers, grilled meats, or stir it into chili, soups, and marinades for that unmistakable Ass Kickin’ attitude.
What really sets this sauce apart is the packaging. Each bottle comes in a mini 9.5 oz. moonshine-style jug, giving it true backwoods charm and making it a standout gift, display piece, or conversation starter. It looks right at home on the shelf, at the grill, or sitting next to your favorite cast-iron skillet.
Why You’ll Love It
Bold jalapeño pepper mash flavor with a smooth, savory kick
Blended with tomato paste, garlic, and secret Southwest spices
Versatile heat—great on meats, seafood, and everyday favorites
Packed in a unique moonshine-style jug for authentic Western flair
Fun, flavorful, and easy to use straight from the bottle
If you’re looking for a sauce that delivers honest pepper flavor with a little backyard bravado,
Ass Kickin’® Moonshine Pepper Mash Hot Sauce is ready to ride. Pour it on, fire up the grill, and enjoy every bite.
Have An Ass Kickin’ Day®
Manufactured by: Southwest Specialty Food, Inc.
