
Fyah Jerk SauceMild
All the pimento and garlic, with the scotch bonnet turned down. A bottle the whole table can share.
Chef Ardel · Made in Jamaica
Scotch bonnet, pimento, garlic and cane vinegar, bottled the way Chef Ardel makes it. Pour it on the grill, the pan or the plate.



Every bottle comes from the same jerk recipe. Mild turns the heat down, and Guava adds a sweet fruit finish.

All the pimento and garlic, with the scotch bonnet turned down. A bottle the whole table can share.

Scotch bonnet up front, with pimento and cane vinegar right behind. Made for chicken, pork and anything on the grill.

Jerk heat with ripe guava folded in. It tastes sweet first, then the scotch bonnet arrives. Try it on pork, shrimp or wings.
Six ingredients from the label, plus guava in the Guava bottle. That’s the whole list.

Jamaica’s own pepper. It brings fruity fire, not just burn, and Mild uses less of it.
Allspice berries, the flavour that makes jerk taste like jerk. It’s warm, with a hint of clove.
Sharp and slightly sweet. It carries the spice deep into meat when you marinate.
It makes the sauce thick enough to cling to the grill and adds a little sweetness.
Savoury and rounded, the base under everything else.
Ripe tropical fruit up front, with the heat right behind it.
Chicken is the classic. It works just as well on pork, fish, shrimp and vegetables.
The chef
The story behind the sauce: where Chef Ardel learned jerk, the kitchen it comes from, and why it went into a bottle.
