The Imperial Kaluga Caviar contains a mild buttery and creamy flavor profile with a very subtle finish. Consisting of large firm roe with a diameter of about 3-3.3mm in size, giving our Kaluga Caviar a wonderful pop and finish!
Available in : 30gr, 50gr, 125gr, 250gr
FFC Imperial Kaluga
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We’ve commissioned only 100 of these lacquer cases to showcase our Special Reserve Collection: the very best of the best. Each tin is matured to perfection through timeless, ancestral techniques and hand-selected by the Petrossian Family.
You can be assured that these rich and rare caviars have no equal anywhere in the world. Press the polished button and it glides open, revealing six 50g tins of wondrous Petrossian Special Reserve caviar; two each of Special Reserve Ossetra, Special Reserve Alverta and Special Reserve Kaluga Huso Hybrid. The caviar will exceed your expectations and the case will become a treasured keepsake for years and years to come. This is the ultimate gift for the most discerning caviar connoisseur.
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This one-of-a-kind creation – 100% preserved caviar – brings the full flavor of caviar to every dish. Salads, pastas & cocktails will sing with full flavor! The unique mill allows you to either sprinkle full beads or grind the pearls.
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