Caspian Russian Kaluga Caviar

Kaluga (Huso dauricus). One of the largest sturgeon species comes from the Amur and Liman Rivers in Russia. Commonly known as Kaluga, it resembles the Beluga and matures at around eighteen to twenty years of age. An average fish weighs 80 kg (176 lb) and is about 2.3 m (7 1/2 ft) in length. The eggs from the Kaluga may be acceptable if they are fresh. The eggs are similar in size to those of a young Oscietre and are processed with up to 6% salt.
The product is ready to the use without additional processing.
First Grade.
Kaluga caviar is packed into glass jars (113gr ).
Shelf life up to 09/02/2013.

All caviar is packed in separate parcels of 3,6,12 or 24 jars for the most convenient and favourable transportation for our consumers.

Caspian Russian Kaluga Caviar 105 gr - 69,30 €