Championship Recipe

sauces

Whiskey-A-Go-Go Sauce

By Lee & Michael Quessenberry — continuing the exact recipes of two-time World Champion Pitmaster Jim Quessenberry and the Arkansas Trav'ler Cooking Team.

Bold bourbon BBQ sauce built for marbled ribeyes, thick pork chops, and juicy chicken. Pre-order now — ships July 9, 2026.

$8.99

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  • Made in Arkansas by Jim Quessenberry's sons
  • Original 1980s championship recipes
  • Ships nationwide

Whiskey-A-Go-Go is our bourbon BBQ sauce, and she’s a bold one. Dark, rich, a little boozy, a little sweet, and built around a backbone of real bourbon. Think deep molasses notes, charred brown sugar, a hit of black pepper, and that unmistakable whiskey warmth on the finish. This is not a sauce that whispers.

This one’s made for the big cuts. Glaze a marbled ribeye in the last minutes on the grill. Paint it on a thick-cut pork chop. Brush it on a juicy chicken breast or a rack of beef ribs. It’s also fantastic on a burger, stirred into baked beans, or used as a steak dipping sauce that will make your guests ask questions.

Whiskey-A-Go-Go is currently out of stock and coming soon — we’re working on getting it back on shelves. If you want to know the minute it drops, drop us a line at sales@bluffcitybbqsupply.com and we’ll put you on the list.

Championship Legacy

By Lee & Michael Quessenberry — continuing the exact recipes of two-time World Champion Pitmaster Jim Quessenberry and the Arkansas Trav'ler Cooking Team. Same championship flavors. Same small-batch approach. Same "We put the Q in BBQ!" attitude.

2× World Champion 2× World Champion Irish Cup World Champion 1985 Irish Cup World Champion 1985 Irish Cup World Champion 1987 Irish Cup World Champion 1987 BBQ Hall of Fame Semi-Finalist 2019 BBQ Hall of Fame Semi-Finalist 2019 Arkansas Trav'ler Cooking Team Arkansas Trav'ler Cooking Team Memphis in May 1978–1994 Memphis in May 1978–1994