Black gold, timeless and majestic
The ultimate symbol of Petrossian excellence, caviar embodies the French art of living at its most refined.
Selected with unmatched precision, each pearl reveals a melting texture, subtle aromas, and an incomparable iodized depth.
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The different caviar varieties
Grain size, texture, and flavour vary depending on the sturgeon species from which the eggs are harvested. Here are the best-known types of caviar:
– Ossetra caviar: A refined caviar with delicate notes of walnut, hazelnut, and iodine. A favorite among connoisseurs.
– Beluga caviar: A rare and luxurious caviar with characteristic buttery notes, remarkable length on the palate, and soft, melting grains.
– Baeri Baika® caviar: An exceptional caviar with a bright, iodized flavour and dominant fruity, mineral notes. Ideal for lovers of authentic caviar.
– Sevruga Steluga® caviar: Small, creamy, delicate, and melting grains with powerful iodized aromas and a long finish.
The price of caviar ranges from €200 to €1,350 per 100 grams.
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How to enjoy caviar?
To savour caviar under the best conditions:
– Serve caviar chilled, at a temperature between 4°C and 8°C (39°F to 46°F).
– Pair it with blinis and crème fraîche, or enjoy it on its own with a mother-of-pearl spoon.
– Serve it in glass or mother-of-pearl dishes to preserve the flavors.
– Of course, you can also use it in cooking – with potatoes, oysters, or on a soft-boiled egg.