Hatch Red Chile Wreath

$89.97

12 in stock

These Hatch Red Chile Ristra Wreaths are available fresh in New Mexico in the early middle of the chile season every year. Typically they are available fresh locally by Labor Day, which coincides with the Hatch Chile Festival. Red chile is the mature version of green chile, and takes a few weeks longer to fully mature. When they are fresh,  they are quite heavy, can mold if left in a box, and also often harbor a lot of flies. Because of this, we let them dry out a few weeks in the sun before shipment. Expect us to begin shipping these ristras by the middle of September for the 2024 Hatch chile season! We will start shipping chile ristras across the continental US at that point in the chile season. For more information, check out our page, chile ristras. These chile ristra wreaths make not only a great Southwestern decor accent or center piece, they also are a great gift, whether it’s for Christmas or a birthday! In the fall and wintertime, they are still quite fresh and ship well. We try to run out of ristras for the year around mid winter, because they become more and more fragile as they get older. That being said, they still hold up quite well if they are kept in good conditions!

There is a lot of information about how to store or cook with ristras in our ristra FAQ as well. These ristras are made with Sandia chile, the most common “Hot” variety of chile in New Mexico.

In addition to this, we have plenty of recipes and ideas for how to cook with red and green chile in our recipes section!

Hatch chile ristras
Hatch red chile ristras in front of our original sign

 

These Hatch Red Chile Ristra Wreaths are available fresh in New Mexico in the early middle of the chile season every year. Typically they are available fresh locally by Labor Day, which coincides with the Hatch Chile Festival. Red chile is the mature version of green chile, and takes a few weeks longer to fully mature. When they are fresh,  they are quite heavy, can mold if left in a box, and also often harbor a lot of flies. Because of this, we let them dry out a few weeks in the sun before shipment. Expect us to begin shipping these ristras by the middle of September for the 2024 Hatch chile season! We will start shipping chile ristras across the continental US at that point in the chile season. For more information, check out our page, chile ristras. These chile ristra wreaths make not only a great Southwestern decor accent or center piece, they also are a great gift, whether it’s for Christmas or a birthday! In the fall and wintertime, they are still quite fresh and ship well. We try to run out of ristras for the year around mid winter, because they become more and more fragile as they get older. That being said, they still hold up quite well if they are kept in good conditions!

There is a lot of information about how to store or cook with ristras in our ristra FAQ as well. These ristras are made with Sandia chile, the most common “Hot” variety of chile in New Mexico.

In addition to this, we have plenty of recipes and ideas for how to cook with red and green chile in our recipes section!

Hatch chile ristras
Hatch red chile ristras in front of our original sign