Flying Goose Sriracha 2026 – New Varieties in the Pikantista Test

Flying Goose is the Sriracha brand – and in 2025/26, the Thai brand has significantly expanded its product range. You're already familiar with the classics. But have you tried the new varieties? We've tested them all. Pikantistas are chili lovers and connoisseurs – just like you.

Flying Goose – The Brand Briefly Explained

Flying Goose was founded in Thailand in 1999 and is now one of the most well-known hot sauce brands worldwide. The sauces are based on an original recipe from the Si Racha region and are made exclusively from sun-ripened Thai chilies. Gluten-free, suitable for vegetarians – and with a quality that clearly sets it apart from most supermarket srirachas.

After years of projects like Pika Pika and Chili Mafia, and shops like chili-saucen.com and chili-plants.com, we know: Flying Goose is one of the few brands that consistently delivers. Pikantista!

What's New at Flying Goose in 2025/26?

The product range has been expanded in two directions: upwards in terms of heat – and at the same time towards creamy dips and fusion varieties. The most important new products:

New Variety	Special Feature	Scoville (SHU)
Flying Goose Ghost Pepper Sriracha	Bhut Jolokia base – extremely hot	~100,000+
Spicy Sriracha Mayo	Hotter mayo variant for snacks	~500
Sriracha Wasabi	Fusion for sushi fans	~800
Black Pepper Sriracha	Intense pepper character	~2,000

Ghost Pepper Sriracha – The Highlight of 2025/26

This is the new product that heat fans have been waiting for. Flying Goose Ghost Pepper Sriracha uses Bhut Jolokia as its base – over 100,000 Scoville in the typical, creamy Sriracha texture.

What makes it special: Flying Goose has maintained the balance. You get real Ghost Pepper heat – but not just fire without flavor. The fruity note of the Bhut Jolokia comes through. The best extreme sauces are always those where, despite the heat, you can still taste what's in them.

For comparison: The previous top of the range was the Blackout Sauce with 30,000 SHU. The Ghost Pepper variant is thus more than three times as hot. You can find a complete overview of Scoville values in our Pikantista Scoville Guide.

Spicy Sriracha Mayo – The Dip Trend of 2026

Sriracha meets mayonnaise – this is not a new concept, but Flying Goose has consistently developed it further in 2025. The new Spicy Sriracha Mayo is hotter than the well-known Mayoo variant and specifically designed for snacks: chicken wings, fries, burgers, wraps. A good Sriracha mayo is the fastest way to elevate any snack to another level.

Sriracha Wasabi – Fusion for Sushi Fans

The Flying Goose Sriracha Wasabi is the boldest product in the new line. Sriracha heat meets the nasal heat of Wasabi – an experience that works especially well with sushi, sashimi, and Asian noodles. Not for everyone – but definitely worth a try for those looking for variety.

Old vs. New – Is the Upgrade Worth It?

The honest answer: It depends on what you're looking for.

You want...	Recommendation
The daily all-rounder	Flying Goose Original (green cap)
More everyday heat	Flying Goose Super Hot (red cap)
Extreme – but with flavor	Flying Goose Ghost Pepper Sriracha (NEW)
Dip for snacks & burgers	Spicy Sriracha Mayo (NEW)
Sushi & Asian cuisine	Sriracha Wasabi (NEW)
Without flavor enhancers	Flying Goose MSG-free (pink cap)

FAQ – Flying Goose 2025/26

What is the hottest Flying Goose Sriracha in 2026?

The new Ghost Pepper Sriracha with over 100,000 SHU – significantly hotter than the previous top, the Blackout Sauce with 30,000 SHU.

What distinguishes Flying Goose from other Sriracha brands?

Flying Goose produces in Thailand according to the original recipe – with sun-ripened chilies, without artificial preservatives. The range extends from under 1,000 SHU to over 100,000 SHU.

Is Flying Goose available without MSG?

Yes – all common varieties are also available without monosodium glutamate. Recognizable by the pink caps.

What does the new Sriracha Wasabi go best with?

Sushi, sashimi, poke bowls, and Asian noodle dishes. The combination of Sriracha heat and Wasabi heat is unusual – and precisely for that reason, interesting.

How hot is Sriracha compared to other hot sauces?

The classic Flying Goose Original is around 2,200 SHU – similar to Tabasco. The Ghost Pepper variant surpasses that by 45 times. A complete overview is available in our Pikantista Scoville Guide.