Sevruga Steluga® Royal Caviar

Name: Sevruga Steluga® Royal Caviar
Brand: PETROSSIAN
SKU: ES32
Price: 89.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

Our House's most recent creation

Tasting tips

How much to choose?

30 g for an introduction
50 g for a starter
125 g for a meal

grains

Very small

For an exquisite and precious experience

texture

Firm

For a lively and controlled tasting experience

Aromatic Notes

Briny

Melt-in-the-mouth and intensely briny, it coats the palate with a pure and lingering flavour

30 g1 PERS.

89,00€

50 g1-2 PERS.

148,00€

125 g2-4 PERS.

370,00€

250 g4-8 PERS.

740,00€

500 g8-16 PERS.

1.480,00€

89,00€

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Description

Sevruga Steluga® Royal is making a comeback to the forefront of the caviar scene after a breakthrough in farm fishing. This Sevruga caviar with unparalleled softness is obtained from the starry sturgeon Acipenser stellatus, one of the three species that originated in the Caspian Sea, along with Beluga and Ossetra. This small sturgeon, covered in star-shaped patches, produces caviar that's meltingly soft, with a colour that ranges from pearly grey to charcoal grey. Thanks to its extremely creamy texture and perfectly mastered ageing, Sevruga Steluga® caviar coats the palate with strong briny flavours and has an exquisite, long finish.

More informations

Shelf life: 56 days
Storage temperature: 0 to 4 °C

Origin: Bulgaria or China
Species: Acipenser stellatus
Ingredients: STURGEON eggs, salt, preservative: E285
Allergens: Fish

Typical nutritional values for 100 grams
Energy: 1127kJ - 270kcal
Total fat: 18g
Of which Saturates: 4.2g
Carbohydrate: 1.1g
Of which Sugars: 0.7g
Protein: 26g
Salt: 3.3g
Price per kilo: 2960€

Faq

How to enjoy caviar ?

Less is more! Caviar is best enjoyed on its own for an introduction, or simply on lightly buttered toast or blinis.

How to serve caviar?

Caviar is best enjoyed with a spoon (also known as a "palette") made of mother-of-pearl, stainless steel, or hard wood. Silver should be avoided to prevent any oxidation. To complement your tasting, discover our selection of caviar serviceware.