Bulgarian Sense - The Hottest Bulgarian Pepper
"Bulgarian Sense" Pack
"Bulgarian Sense" Pack
To mark our national holiday, we've put together a special bundle dedicated to the hottest Bulgarian pepper - Bulgarian Sense, created by Hristo Rodinov - the father of hot peppers and founder of Hot Farm!
🇧🇬 The bundle includes:
🌶️ LYUTAnitsa - spicy lyutenitsa
🌶️ Garlic Paste with Bulgarian Sense
🌶️ Spicy Ketchup with Bulgarian Sense

The Minister of Agriculture's order recognising the variety is No. RD 12-5/08.03.2022
On 16 February 2022 we officially received certificate No. 4907/921.2019 recognising the hot pepper variety “Bulgarian Sense”
The “Bulgarian Sense” variety is registered in the EU Common Catalogue of Varieties of Vegetable Species and can be freely traded.
Bulgarian Sense Products
Bulgarian Sense was created and cultivated in Bulgaria and thrives at our latitudes
Bulgarian Sense is a plant of curious shape – the structure of the plant resembles our typical Bulgarian hot peppers, which tend to grow bush-like, but the fruit is exotic in form and looks like a glossy strawberry. It brings intense heat and a citrus aroma that leave a long, lingering aftertaste.
Sowing: January–March
Shape: Bushy
Fruiting: In greenhouses: June – December Outdoors: July – October
Fruit shape: Glossy strawberry
About the creator of Bulgarian Sense - Hristo Rodinov
Hristo grew up the son and grandson of farmers.
From his grandfather he learnt that the land is the greatest wealth there is – you have to care for it in order to receive from it.
Today, Hristo often says that hard work is the foundation of everything.
The family
After devoting his younger years to sailing and travelling the world, Hristo decided to follow in his family's footsteps and take up farming, and, alongside that, to start and build a family of his own.
His focus has always been on two things – work and family.
He has devoted his life to learning how to grow.
Ask him a question, and he'll often draw a parallel between work and family and reveal just how much they have in common.
CHILLIES AND BULGARIA
In 2011 he discovered the world of hot peppers and fell in love with them.
It wasn't so much a love of heat as a challenge to himself: could the world's hottest peppers be grown right here in Bulgaria, a country with four distinct seasons?
Studying the botany of these plants and everything connected with them, he began his experiments.
Everything showed him that these exotic hot peppers do thrive in Bulgaria – once you learn to adapt to them and to what they need.
He often returns to his grandfather's advice and the things he learned from him. One lesson stuck with him, and it went on to spark the creation of Bulgarian Sense: “Never sow a sweet pepper next to a hot one.”