
I Got Weck’d™ Brands
Chef Shawn · Founder
Executive Chef · Philadelphia & Atlantic City
Hot Sauce Collection
Chef-crafted, small-batch sauces built for real food—layered flavor first, purposeful heat second, and a bottle for every kind of table.
New to Weck’d?
Start here.
Four easy entry points for customers who want a confident first bottle without sorting through the entire catalog.
Find Your Heat
Start with intensity.
Choose the experience you want first, then use the native Heat filter in the complete product gallery below.
After jumping to Shop All, use Webador’s Heat filter to narrow the gallery.
Browse Collections
Explore the line your way.
Collections are curated discovery paths. A sauce may appear in more than one collection when its flavor, regional story, or heat profile fits.
Chef Shawn’s Picks
Signature selections chosen to represent the full flavor range of the brand.
Founder Curated Browse Collection →Traditional
Recognizable, food-friendly hot-sauce styles built for everyday table use.
Everyday Classics Browse Collection →Philly & The Shore
Regional sauces inspired by Philadelphia attitude and coastal food traditions.
Regional Favorites Browse Collection →Poconos
Mountain-inspired craft sauces shaped by smoke, orchard fruit, and regional character.
Mountain Inspired Browse Collection →International
Global pepper traditions interpreted through Chef Shawn’s culinary point of view.
Global Flavor Browse Collection →Sweet Heat
Fruit-forward sauces where brightness and natural sweetness lead into chile warmth.
Fruit Forward Browse Collection →Extreme
Ghost, Scorpion, Reaper, and other superhot sauces built for deliberate heat seekers.
Superhot Collection Browse Collection →Holiday Collection
Seasonal fruit, spice, and festive profiles designed for limited-time tables and gifts.
Seasonal Releases Browse Collection →Gift Sets
Curated bottle combinations for sampling, gifting, and discovering the brand.
Mixed Heat Levels Browse Collection →Complete Catalog
Shop all hot sauces.
Browse every sauce family in one place, then narrow the gallery using Heat filter.