Honey BBQ Sauces, Seasonings & Rubs for Sweet, Smoky Flavor

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A 12.5 oz (354g) bottle of Butcher BBQ Pecan Honey Rub Seasoning by Butcher BBQ, featuring “Trust Your Butcher” and a fiery Pecan Honey Rub label with a BBQ logo—perfect for competition barbecue.
Butcher BBQ Pecan Honey Rub Seasoning
$10.99
Cheshire Pork Honey BBQ Sauce, 19 oz (538g), features a sweet and tangy flavor in every bottle. It comes with a brown cap and a red, orange, and beige label with a pig graphic. Enjoy authentic taste from Cheshire Pork!.
Cheshire Pork Honey BBQ Sauce
$9.99
A 12.5 oz (354g) bottle of Craig’s Blended Honey Seasoning by Texas Pepper Jelly, with a black lid and vibrant label—ideal as a honey BBQ rub or chicken seasoning for your favorite meals.
Craig’s Blended Honey Seasoning
$11.99
A bottle of Elijah's Xtreme Hot Honey, a medium heat honey infused with Carolina Reaper peppers from Elijah's Xtreme, is shown with honey dripping from a dipper and a fresh red Carolina Reaper pepper beside it.
Elijah's Xtreme Hot Honey
$16.00
A bear-shaped plastic bottle with a red cap holds Guenther Apiary Arkansas Hot Honey Bear, nestled on brown paper shreds. A yellow label features the product name and details from Guenther Apiary, highlighting this unique spicy honey.
Guenther Apiary Arkansas Hot Honey Bear
$9.99
A clear bear-shaped bottle of Guenther Apiary Arkansas Wildflower Honey Bear with a yellow cap sits on brown crinkled paper. Its label notes that it is 100% raw, unfiltered, all-natural Local Arkansas Honey.
Guenther Apiary Arkansas Wildflower Honey Bear
$6.99
A 22 oz glass jar of Guenther Apiary Local Arkansas Honey 100% Raw Unfiltered, pure and natural, from Roland, AR.
Guenther Apiary Local Arkansas Honey 100% Raw Unfiltered
$10.99
A jar of Meat Church Honey Bacon BBQ Rub from Meat Church, labeled "Limited Edition" bacon seasoning, featuring a cartoon pig with honey and bees.
Meat Church Honey Bacon BBQ Rub
$9.99
Meat Church Honey Hog BBQ Rub is a sweet BBQ seasoning in a 12 oz bottle, featuring a red lid and yellow label with a cartoon pig chased by bees—perfect for adding delicious flavor to your grilling.
Meat Church Honey Hog BBQ Rub
$9.99
A 12 oz red bottle of Meat Church Honey Hog Hot BBQ Rub features bold graphics and a cartoon pig breathing fire, highlighting the sweet-heat BBQ seasoning from Meat Church.
Meat Church Honey Hog Hot BBQ Rub
$9.99
SuckleBusters Honey BBQ Glaze comes in a plastic bottle with a red cap and yellow-red label, featuring bold text and a trophy graphic, making this all-natural glaze the perfect BBQ finishing touch.
SuckleBusters Honey BBQ Glaze
$7.99
A 13.75 oz (390g) bottle of SuckleBusters Honey BBQ Rub by SuckleBusters, perfect for pork and chicken, with a yellow label featuring cartoon pig and chicken, red cap, and "Best in Texas!" on the label.
SuckleBusters Honey BBQ Rub
$10.99
A bottle of SuckleBusters Honey Peach Glaze with a red cap and bright orange label featuring a peach illustration—perfect for adding sweet, fruity flavor as a BBQ glaze to your grilled creations.
SuckleBusters Honey Peach Glaze
$7.99
Urban Slicer Pizza Worx’s Hot Honey Drizzler comes in a 16 oz squeeze bottle with a wavy gold and white label—perfect for adding sweet heat as a finishing honey to your favorite dishes.
Urban Slicer Hot Honey Drizzler
$10.99
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Frequently Asked Questions

Honey BBQ gets its sweetness and glossy shine from real honey rather than just sugar, which gives it a rounder, floral sweetness and a clean-setting glaze. It clings beautifully to wings and chicken and balances easily with heat. Compared to a plain sweet tomato sauce, honey brings a smoother, more natural sweetness that a lot of people find more crave-worthy.
Toss or brush the wings in honey BBQ at the very end of cooking so the glaze sets and clings without burning, and reserve a clean portion for dipping at the table. If you want both crisp skin and sticky glaze, season the wings with a rub first, then hit them with sauce in the last few minutes. That order keeps the skin from going soft too early.
It can if applied too early over direct heat, since honey caramelizes and then scorches. Brush it on in thin layers during the final stage, cook over indirect or moderate heat, and it sets into a shiny glaze instead of burning. Warming the sauce first helps it spread in a thin, even coat that colors nicely.
Go mild or sweet for kids and a broad crowd, spicy or hot when you want noticeable heat under the sweetness, and chipotle or jalapeno when you want a smoky or bright pepper character alongside it. Honey does a great job carrying heat, so even the spicier versions stay balanced. If you are serving a mixed group, a mild jar and a spicy jar cover everyone.
Yes. It works as a dipping sauce, a sandwich spread, a base for honey mustard, and a finishing drizzle on burgers and sausages. Keep a separate clean portion for anything served raw or at the table so it never touches cooking meat. Its versatility is a big part of why a jar of honey BBQ rarely lasts long.

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With over 35 years of smoking experience, we started DDR BBQ Supply with a simple goal: to help others cook better barbecue. We've spent decades learning what works and what doesn't, and we apply that knowledge to every product we carry. From high-performance grills and smokers to carefully selected rubs, sauces, and tools, everything we offer is something we believe in and use ourselves. We don’t believe in cutting corners or selling gear we wouldn’t rely on during our own backyard cooks and when we compete in BBQ competitions.

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