Fuel your fire with premium charcoal built for serious BBQ performance. From competition-grade lump charcoal to slow-burning briquettes, this collection delivers consistent heat and unbeatable flavor.
B&B All Natural Hickory Lump Charcoal 20 lb
Sale price$26.99
B&B All Natural Mesquite Lump Charcoal 20 lb
Sale price$26.99
B&B Oak Lump Charcoal 20 lb.
Sale price$24.99
Blues Hog Natural Lump Charcoal 20 lb.
Sale price$29.99
Jealous Devil Chunx Hardwood Lump Charcoal 20 lb.
Sale price$29.99
Jealous Devil Max XL Briquettes 20 lb
Sale price$23.99
Napoleon Charcoal Storage Bag (61015)
Sale price$54.99
Pallet (42 bags) Jealous Devil Chunx Hardwood Lump Charcoal 20 lb.
Sale price$1,199.00
Regular price$1,259.58
Pallet (48 bags) Jealous Devil Max XL Briquettes 20 lb
Sale price$1,150.00
Pellet & Charcoal Scoop
Sale price$18.99
Regular price$19.99
Primo Natural Lump Charcoal 20 lb Bag (PRM-20L)
Sale price$34.99
Regular price$39.00
Frequently Asked Questions
Lump charcoal is made from carbonized hardwood that lights quickly, burns hot, and is ideal for high-heat searing, though its irregular pieces can produce less consistent heat. Briquettes are compressed and uniform, making them useful for maintaining steady temperatures during longer cooks. Many pitmasters keep both on hand, choosing lump charcoal for high-heat grilling and briquettes for low-and-slow barbecue.
A quick grilling session for a family dinner may require approximately one chimney of charcoal, depending on grill size and cooking needs. Low-and-slow smoking requires a larger fuel supply arranged to burn gradually over several hours. The exact amount depends on your smoker, target temperature, weather conditions, and cooking duration. Keep extra charcoal available so you can maintain steady heat throughout the cook.
Charcoal type can influence cooking flavor, although the difference is often subtle compared with the smoke produced by added wood. Lump charcoal made from hardwoods such as oak or hickory may contribute mild flavor characteristics, while some briquettes contain additives that affect their burning properties. Specialty charcoal, including binchotan, is known for producing intense, relatively clean heat. Choosing quality charcoal and pairing it with suitable smoking wood can help create a balanced barbecue flavor.
Keep charcoal in a dry, covered container or storage bin, away from rain and excessive humidity. Charcoal can absorb moisture in damp garages or sheds, making it harder to ignite and affecting its burning performance. A sturdy storage bag or lidded container helps protect your fuel between cooks. Always keep charcoal away from ignition sources and ensure used coals are completely extinguished and cooled before disposal.
Premium charcoal can be worth the investment for frequent grilling and smoking, particularly when consistent heat, low ash production, and fuel quality matter. Some premium lump charcoal and briquettes offer longer burn times, more predictable performance, or less ash than
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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.