The Oscietra comes from the sturgeon species Acipenser Gueldenstaedti. This is an exceptionally coarse caviar with the inimitable taste of roasted walnuts and hazelnuts. It has a beautiful amber complexion and a unique, long aromatic aftertaste. A real dream with a great white wine, a spicy Chardonnay of the Meursault type or based on the Chenin de Loire grape variety of the Savennières type.

Caviar House – Finest Caviar Oscietra
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Weight | 15 g, 20 g, 30 g, 50 g, 125 g, 250 g |
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Introduced for the first time in 1932 at the opening of the Prunier Restaurant on St. James Street in London. Two months after being caught, this caviar reaches perfect maturity and has a low salt content. The production of Saint-James met the taste of noble clientele such as kings, queens and heads of state, who were regular guests at the Prunier Restaurant. The quintessence of the Prunier caviar. Historically produced since 1932 with the same exclusive technique, this very large, racy caviar containing iodine, is full-bodied and has a very long finish. It is most similar to the Oscietra caviar from the Caspian Sea with its variety of aromas and density of taste.
It harmonises wonderfully with a rosé champagne or a large Sauvignon like the Pouilly Fumé.
Weight : 50g
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The careful preparation of the fillets selected from the back section of the salmon revives the tradition of the Court of the Tsar. Since its rediscovery, this process has been considered the epitome of culinary masterpieces. The entire side of the salmon is mildly smoked using the Balik method. After careful filleting, every gram of Balik Fillet Tsar Nikolaj represents a real treat for the palate! We recommend cutting the Fillet Tsar Nikolaj vertically into medallions approximately one centimetre wide. This is the best way to enjoy this delicious Balik salmon and its unrivalled taste.
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The first and – to date – only non-smoked Balik salmon product is a treat for every gourmet and sushi lover. Just like the smoked Balik products, the Balik Sashimi uses only the finest salmon (Atlantic salmon), sourced from the icy waters of Norway. After lightly salting the whole salmon side, the back is carefully cut in accordance with the traditional Balik art of filleting. We recommend that you serve the Balik Fillet Sashimi in thin slices cut at an angle – SASHIMI STYLE!
This raw salmon is salted and trimmed using the Balik method. The fillet is sliced in a sashimi style.
