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I just love hot sauce and would like to stock up on some. Problem is, I just don't know where in Brandon one should look for them. Most places in town carry my beloved Sriracha, but most sauces you come across are way too vinegary for my liking.  
 
I'd like to be able to find sauces like Blair's, Brother Bru Bru's, Cholula, El Yucateco, Marie Sharp's, Melinda's, Sambal (it's a garlic sauce by the same people who make the 'official' sriracha sauce), Secret Aardvark, etc.  
 
Anyone know where one can buy the above sauces, or at least sauces that you feel are high quality?

Esso on the hill - 18th. They have a variety of hot sauces.

There is an amazing Latino bakery right beside Obermaiers Meat Shop (3rd and Rosser)that sells it

I have found at sobeys before. Picked up my favorite after death there.

My absolute favorite is Cholula. They sell it at most major grocery stores and it comes in several flavors. It's served at a lot of Mexican food and pizza restaurants.

Jamaica has some of the hottest sauces on the planet. Jamaica has the Scotch Bonnet pepper which is second only to the habanero pepper as far a heat is concerned. The Superstore has jerk and a hot sauce to suit your taste. The hot red sauce is "Grace Hot Pepper Sauce" and can be found in the ethnic aisle. Grace also has a Jerk sauce called simply called Grace Jerk Seasoning in the same location. It's brown and hot, hot, hot. I like it hot too but even this stuff I have to water down. Last and best is another jerk sauce. Superstore has a line of sauces called "Memories Of...", Memories of Kobe, Memories of Thailand, that kind of thing. Check out the Memories of Montego Bay. A good hot Jamaican jerk sauce I think you will like.

Walmart has recently been stocking cholula. Love it keep many bottles at home ha.  
 
Try south end sobeys beside all the ketchup they have a big rack of various hot sauces

Have you tried any of the ethnic food stores? Like CitizenE mentions, there's that bakery on Rosser, and there's places like Karla's International Foods, Tim Tom, Living Delight I think it's called (both of those are across from Superstore), there's another one on 10th... I would think you'd get a more "authentic" product at one of those places than you'd find in a grocery store.

actually has a couple of good ones that I've picked up. I am picky, too, as I find many or far too salty for my liking. Asian Spices on 10th may have some. If they don't, they are really nice people that run it and they may even get something in for you if you indicate a desire.