Originating from the 'Huso Huso' sturgeon, Beluga caviar is a native delicacy of Iran and is celebrated as the most esteemed of all caviars due to its exceptional rarity.
Featuring elephant-gray eggs with delicate, easily ruptured membranes, it offers a refined, velvety, buttery flavor that unfolds with impressive depth on the palate.
Enjoy caviar in small amounts, letting the grains explode against your palate... its delicately scented flavour will then free itself!
Preservation: Can be kept in the fridge for 3 months before opening. After opening, must be consumed within 48 hours.
Tasting suggestion: as a rare delicacy, caviar is preferably enjoyed with a pearl or wooden spoon. You can enjoy it with warm toasted bread, a blini, or just neat, which is ideal to fully appreciate its flavours.
Origin: Bulgaria, China and Italy.
Size of Grain: large, 3 to 4mm.
Colour: elephant gray.
- Quantity: Available in different tin size, please reach out to your account manager for further information and availability.
- UOM: TIN
- Storage: Fridge (0/4°C)
- Halal: NO
- Kosher: NO
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