Seems as if Bhut Jolokia isn’t the spiciest Chili anymore. A new sort of chili
pepper has entered the platform and raising the average Scovile hotness
from 1 million Scoville (Bhut Jolokia) to a whopping and burning 1.2 million
Scoville. That new competitor even gets hotter!

Even the hottest of these outwit Bhut Jolokia (1.45 million scoville) and raise the level to 2 million Scoville.

The name of the little fracker with the size of a golf ball that burns your tongue:
Trinidad Moruga Scorpion:

Declared by the Guinness Book of Records commitee, the average hotness of this chili is 1.2 million scoville. Sole plants tend to a hotness of a mercyless 2 million scoville upon the amount of “stress” the plant has when being grown. Nonetheless they have made several tests and, believe it or not, used up several pairs of gloves when picking them as the alcaloid (Capsaicine) was dissolving them. You’d rather not touch them bare-handed for a prolonged time!

There’s also a video documentary on it’s hotness:

The Bhut Jolokia thus is only number two now with still freaking 1 million scoville and a former record hotness of 1.45 million scoville:

Anyone hungry? No? I can understand you!