EF-2
Gulf Breeze
The Storm Builds (1,500–5,000 SHU)
Scoville Heat Units (SHU) measure the concentration of capsaicin, the chemical responsible for chili pepper heat. Our EF scale maps these scientific measurements to real-world storm intensity.
Flavor Profile
Roasted tomato, chipotle smoke, sharp serrano, apple cider vinegar brightness
The Heat
Building on the horizon — smoke, depth, and your first real tingle
Key Ingredients
- chipotle peppers
- serrano peppers
The Story
The barometer drops. The sky turns that particular shade of gray-green, and the air goes heavy with intention. Gulf Breeze is the first signal that the atmosphere is organizing into something purposeful. Roasted tomatoes carry low, rolling chipotle smoke — the kind you smell before you taste. Then sharp serrano peppers deliver the first real strike of heat, and apple cider vinegar cuts through with a brightness that keeps you reaching back. 1,500 to 5,000 SHU. You will notice this. You will want to.
Pairs With
Pulled pork sandwichesBlack bean and rice bowlsSmoked brisketQuesadillas with pepper jackA cold lager