I can't say that I have ever over wintered a super-hot, but I don't think one would be any better than the other. I would pick the two that I liked the most and go with that. I also don't expect that super hots will be all that much harder to overwinter than the others.
Good luck,
Bruce

Interesting question. I'd say that it depends on how you plan to overwinter. I do it with minor pruning, giving some southern light (even a little bit of sun), and keeping the temps at least 50F or so. Doing that, the plants slow down but no variety seems to take it harder - the vigorous ones remained relatively vigorous and vice versa.

OTOH, if you plan for the plant to go dormant and/or trim top and bottom, there might be a preference. I'd guess that your more vigorous plants would be the best to keep, rather than selecting by variety, but really don't have the experience to make a definitive statement.

Dennis