This is Head Country BBQ Sauce - CR Head

On this episode I chatted with CR Head about his families BBQ sauce businesses. "In 1947 it all started with a sauce. Simple concept… one that’s earned us a place at the dinner table for generations. Not too tangy. Not too sweet. Nothing fancy about it, really. Just a bold, rich, perfectly balanced blend of sweet and savory (with a hint of heat) born in the heartland from the finest Bar-B-Q traditions. Folks say it tastes like home.

Thing is though, Head Country goes way beyond the bottle. You’ll find it in the devotion and passion of our fans, many of whom have chosen us for decades.

Great flavor alone doesn’t explain it. But great times? Well, great times and Head Country just seem to go together. That’s the not-so-secret ingredient behind every Head Country product.

So long as people enjoy it, we’ll proudly keep doing what we do best – bring families and friends together for great times and great Bar-B-Q."

For more information go to www.headcountry.com

and follow them on instagram www.instagram.com/headcountrybbq

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