Lemon Pepper (Dry Rub)

Ethnic Palate: American
Pairing: IPA, Chardonnay
Historic Description: Like its mild cousin, Buffalo Medium shares the same Buffalo, New York, origins. This sauce strikes a balance between heat and flavor, often preferred in regions across the U.S. where people enjoy a bit more kick but not overwhelming spice.
If you like this, you may also like: Buffalo Hot, Buffalo Garlic

Ethnic Palate: Caribbean
Pairing: Wheat Beer, Rum Punch
Historic Description: A sweeter, less spicy version of traditional Jamaican jerk seasoning, this sauce reflects a fusion of Caribbean flavors with tropical influences, commonly found in island-themed restaurants
If you like this, you may also like: Jamaican Jerk, Pineapple Habanero

Ethnic Palate: Latin American, Heat-seekers
Pairing: IPA, Riesling
Historic Description: Ghost peppers (Bhut Jolokia) originated in India and were once considered the hottest peppers in the world. They gained popularity in the U.S. among heat-seekers who love extreme spiciness. Ghost Pepper sauce is now common in specialty wing restaurants and hot sauce challenges
If you like this, you may also like: Buffalo Ghost Pepper, Carolina Reaper

Ethnic Palate: British, American
Pairing: Pilsner, Champagne
Historic Description: Salt and vinegar flavors are reminiscent of British fish and chips, a dish that became popular worldwide. This seasoning became a favorite dry rub for wings in both the U.K. and U.S
If you like this, you may also like: Lemon Pepper, Old Bay Dry Rub