Rufus Teague Honey Sweet BBQ Sauce, 2 Pack Size, Premium Barbecue Sauces with Natural Ingredients, Award-Winning Bold Flavor, Gluten-Free, Non-GMO, 15.25 oz

n you write a review for the following thick bbq sauce - rich honey taste but not overpowering - a slightly smoky taste great for chicken tenders for grilling, even dipping, and glazing, it is great for chicken and pork as well. In the winters, we use it often for the hot air fryer chicken tenders, and then in the summer for grilling. It’s sort of an expensive BBQ sauce, but it’s worth it Especially getting in a six pack I have not had any problems with bottles breaking nor lids. This is the third time we’ve purchased a six pack.

This is the best sauce we have ever put on a slab of meat. I bought our first bottle, then our second and now our third. Unfortunately, all our other brands are just sitting in the fridge being ignored. I’m a loyal fan of this sauce.

Great taste!!

I was able for years to buy this at my local grocery store, but then there was a close out sale and I haven’t been able to find it since. I check each time I go to any grocery store. That being said this (honey variety) is a perfect sweet sauce with no vinegar bite. The Apple cider variety has that bite if that is what you are looking for. And the two varieties of heat are just that and make a wonderful hot wing dipping sauce. All the sauces are thick and not tomatoey. I’m going to figure out how to put this on my once a month subscription delivery.

Excellent delivery on time thanks

The packaging is ineffective. At least 1 of the 2 bottles will be broken! This is a non return/ non refundable item, according to Amazon. The barbecue sauce is amazing, but I'd recommend purchasing it elsewhere.

This sauce has a good rich taste and used on set of BBQ and Spare ribs (smoked). I didn't sauce till end and the flavor was able to bolster the meat with this tangy (but not spicy) rich flavor. The sauce is not as sweet as the label might indicate, but is a good balance between sweet and tangy.

My go-to BBQ sauce! I have a very restrictive diet which includes a corn sensitivity. Too many barbecue sauces throw corn syrup, corn starch, dextrose, or some other corn-derived additive that I can't have them. So I was thrilled when I found Rufus Teague, and even more thrilled when I tasted it. I use this stuff probably 2-3 times per week, somtimes more. My only complaint is the cost. The cost has risen $2-4 per bottle in the past year. I'm sure they will blame the tariffs or inflation, but I wish they wouldn't use that as an excuse, because I can't just go try any old brand. Not sure what I will do if the price keeps going up - but for now, it is still worth the $9/bottle price.