Caviar Iranian Beluga Huso Huso Imperial (CITES: 5511 to 5518)

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Sourced directly from Iran, from the Huso Huso sturgeon, Beluga caviar, is the most prestigious and rarest caviar in the world. Its' eggs, a delicate shade of grey, possess an exceptionally thin membrane, causing them to burst effortlessly in the mouth. This caviar unfolds with subtle buttery notes and a lingering, indulgent finish.

 

   Source country: Iran, CITES certified
   Scientific name: Huso Huso

   Type: Beluga

   Flavour: Creamy, buttery
   Grain size: 3.1-3.2 mm
   Grain firmness:  Smooth, melting
   Grain colour: Medium to dark grey, light black
   Galinity: 2-3%

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Expected release date is 10th Jan 2025

 

Nutritional values per 100g: Energy: 197 kcal | Fat: 17g | Saturated fat: 4.1g | Carbohydrates: 1g | Sugars: 0.42g | Protein: 26.0g | Sodium: 3.2g. 

 

Store: in the coldest part of the fridge, consume within 4 weeks of opening.

 

Best enjoyed: fresh to appreciate its rich and complex flavors.

 

Caviar Iranian Beluga Huso Huso Imperial (CITES: 5511 to 5518)

Description

Iranian Beluga caviar, derived from the eggs of the Huso huso sturgeon, stands as one of the most luxurious and coveted caviars globally. Sourced from the ancient waters of the Caspian Sea, Iran is renowned for producing some of the finest Beluga caviar, marked by its large, glistening, silvery-gray pearls. These eggs, often larger than those of other sturgeon species, are celebrated for their delicate yet rich texture and exceptional quality. The process of harvesting Beluga caviar in Iran is an age-old tradition, requiring expert craftsmanship to ensure every tin meets the highest standards of excellence.

Iranian Beluga caviar holds its prestigious reputation as the "king of caviar" for its unique and opulent flavor profile. The Huso huso sturgeon, a majestic species known for its immense size and longevity, can live over a century, growing up to seven meters in length and weighing more than a ton. This extended lifespan allows the sturgeon to produce larger, more flavorful eggs that are sought after by connoisseurs worldwide. The pearls of Iranian Beluga caviar are treasured for their creamy texture and the way they burst softly on the palate, releasing a nuanced array of flavors that evolve with every taste.

Taste

Iranian Beluga caviar offers a luxurious, buttery richness with subtle nutty undertones that linger on the palate. The texture is velvety and smooth, melting effortlessly on the tongue. Its flavor is deep and complex, beginning with a slight brininess, followed by rich, creamy notes that gradually reveal delicate hints of the sea and a nutty finish. This harmonious blend of flavors makes it a versatile delicacy, whether savored on its own or paired with other gourmet ingredients.

The sensory experience of Iranian Beluga caviar is unparalleled. As you enjoy each pearl, the initial oceanic burst is followed by a buttery smoothness, leading to a rich, nutty aftertaste that is both refined and memorable. Its luxurious taste can enhance a range of culinary creations or be enjoyed purely for its own indulgent quality.

Origin

Iran's section of the Caspian Sea has long been the home of the Huso huso sturgeon, where the unique salinity and ecological conditions provide an ideal environment for these fish to thrive. Iranian Beluga caviar is a reflection of centuries of tradition, passed down through generations of skilled artisans. The Caspian Sea is the perfect breeding ground for these ancient sturgeons, and the caviar produced from these waters is distinguished by its unmatched quality and flavor.

Iran has a rich history of caviar production, and its commitment to sustainability ensures that this precious delicacy is harvested responsibly. By working closely with local communities and adhering to strict conservation practices, the Iranian caviar industry plays a vital role in protecting both the sturgeon population and the surrounding ecosystem. This dedication to sustainability not only preserves the environment but also upholds the heritage of producing some of the world’s finest Beluga caviar.