Hot · 350,000 – 577,000 SHU
Once the Guinness hottest — a deeper-red Habanero phenotype with brutal, sustained heat.
About the pepper
Red Savina is a trademarked cultivar: same species as orange Habanero (Capsicum chinense) but bred for thicker flesh and higher peak Scoville scores.
It held the world record in the late 1990s before ultra-hot landraces from India and the Caribbean blew past the million-SHU line.
Also known as
Red Savina Habanero
Good to know
Quick facts, trivia, and context worth knowing before you reach for the bottle.
Fact 1
Frank Garcia of GNS Spices is credited with stabilizing the Red Savina line.
Fact 2
Roughly 2× typical orange Habanero heat.
Fact 3
Name nods to the deep red mature color.
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