That same summer, Molly Fienning encountered this urban legend of the Charleston culinary scene. Full-bodied with a subtle heat, the sauce took each bite to new heights, deepening her dish without setting it aflame. By the end of the meal, Molly was fighting the urge to slide the bottle into her bag, too. A lightbulb went off, and within a year, she and Geoff had partnered to bring Red Clay to tables across the country—no thievery required.
That’s where Molly Fienning comes in – one of the original hot sauce converts, she was already running a successful e-commerce brand (Babiators – shades for babies & kids, one of Forbes' 100 Most Promising Companies). After tasting the sauce, Molly did everything she could to get Geoff’s master blend into America’s hands short of hopping into the kitchen herself. After co-founding the brand with Geoff, she stepped in as CEO and initiated the expansion of Red Clay across the country and recently launched the line of Red Clay honeys.