Real Hatch Chile in glass jars, shelf-stable for 18 to 24 months unopened. No freezer space required and no dry ice in transit.
Hatch Hot Honey
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Hatch Green Chile Sauce
$10.95
Hatch New Mexico Green Chile Powder
$9.99
Red Chile Corn Tortillas
$10.95
Hatch Chile Salsa
$10.95
Green Chile Pistachios
$12.99
Posole Seasoning
$9.99
Freeze Dried Chopped Hatch Green Chile
$6.95
Hatch Jalapeño Salsa
$10.95
Discount applies automatically at checkout.
CA WARNING
WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food (opens in new window).
- Real Hatch Chile
- Bottled in New Mexico
- Family-Owned Since 1917
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Why real chile only grows here
Champagne's got its valley. We have ours.
Minerals you can taste
NMSU found 23% more flavor compounds than chile grown anywhere else.
300+ days a year
Desert UV burns flavor deep into every pepper.
100° day. 60° night.
The plant fights harder. The chile gets deeper.
Fed by the Rio Grande
Elephant Butte runoff. Minerals you can taste in every bite.
The Proof Is in the Chile
I had to open this and taste, it is really spicy but really good! I put some in my sauce with cocktail weiners and it was a hit. Can't wait to try it on barbecued ribs!
I discovered Hatch Hot Honey in a store in Hatch, New Mexico. I use it as a garnish with my morning cereal breakfast. I am pleased with the quality and have since ordered the product online through the Hatch Chile Store. I recommend it to those who enjoy a sweet/spicy combination.
Really good can't wait to try in baked goods
It’s the best hot honey I have ever tried. I will definitely be buying more
As much a sauce as hot honey. It is a bit thin, but I've come to really like it smeared on bread with some melted cheese on top. It is sweet with an earthy chili flovor.
Sauces & Salsas FAQs
Same chile, different ripeness. Green chile is harvested before it ripens — bright, vegetal, slightly grassy. Red is the same chile left on the plant to fully ripen — sweeter, deeper, more raisin-like. Both have the same baseline heat for their variety. Red is the traditional choice for tamales and Christmas pork; green is what most people associate with breakfast burritos and Hatch cooking.
Ingredient lists vary by product — check the label on this page. Most of our sauces use only chile, salt, vinegar, garlic, and spices. None of our sauces use artificial colors or flavors.
Most are. A few of our condiments (like specific BBQ sauces) may contain trace gluten — always read the label or contact us if you have a sensitivity. We don't run a dedicated gluten-free facility, so cross-contact is possible.
Medium Hatch chile runs 2,000–7,000 SHU; Big Jim, our most common Medium variety, measures approximately 6,500 SHU per NMSU CR706 (our pods often a touch milder). For reference, jalapeños run 2,500–8,000 SHU, so Medium overlaps jalapeño heat. Our Medium has presence — you'll feel it — but it doesn't overwhelm the dish. It's the heat level most repeat customers order.
Our jarred sauces, salsas, and condiments are produced at our New Mexico facility (Amigo's Mexican Foods, USDA-inspected, family-owned since 1978) or by trusted Hatch Valley partners. Every batch starts with real Hatch chile.



























