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   What are the different types of sturgeon caviar?

   • The main types of caviar from sturgeon species native to the Caspian Sea are Beluga, Sterlet, Kaluga hybrid, Ossetra, Siberian sturgeon and Sevruga. American White Sturgeon caviar is abundant and native to California and the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

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   What is Sevruga caviar?

   • Sevruga caviar is produced by a type of sturgeon known as starry or stellate sturgeon which is found in the vast waters of the Black, Azov, Caspian, and Aegean Seas in Eastern Europe. These sturgeons only grow till they weigh about 150lbs and measure 7 feet in length, which is a stark difference from the kaluga sturgeon.

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   When do sturgeon eat caviar?

   • In the wild, caviar is harvested when sturgeon populations migrate from saltwater to freshwater in the spring. Farmed sturgeon are closely watched through ultrasound (really!) to know when they are ready to produce eggs. Traditionally, and most often today, the sturgeon is killed in order to harvest its eggs.

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   What is American white sturgeon caviar?

   • Dubbed the American osetra after its pricer Russian counterpart, the American white sturgeon caviar is preferred by chefs for its versatility and relatively affordable price tag. The white sturgeon is native to North America and can be found swimming in the waters between Alaska and Baja California.

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   Do Sturgeon lay eggs in freshwater?

   • Sturgeon are saltwater fish, but they lay eggs in freshwater, which is a part of modern sustainable farming efforts. WHAT IS CAVIAR? Caviar identifies the matured eggs of sturgeon — only sturgeon eggs can qualify as caviar, which any caviar lover knows! Another term you may come across when researching products is "roe."

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   What is Kaluga sturgeon caviar?

   • Known colloquially as the "river beluga," Kaluga is a farm-raised type of sturgeon caviar. This approach allows for greater sustainability of the species and stricter controls for uniformity and quality. The taste of Kaluga is similar to Beluga, offering a creamy, smooth, and nearly buttery texture SHOP KALUGA HYBRID RESERVE CAVIAR

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   Nov 23, 2022 · Sturgeon are saltwater fish, but they lay eggs in freshwater, which is a part of modern sustainable farming efforts. WHAT IS CAVIAR? Caviar identifies the matured eggs of sturgeon — only sturgeon eggs can qualify as caviar, which any caviar lover knows! Another term you may come across when researching products is "roe."

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   • What is Sturgeon fish and where does it come from? Sturgeon is a highly reputed fish recognized by its eggs. There are various species of sturgeon fish living in the fresh waters of the northern hemisphere.
   • How’s the farming of Sturgeon fish? Farming sturgeon to produce caviar is expensive. This is mainly because the females mature late. Smaller species can only reproduce when they are between five and nine years old whereas the larger ones are only sexually mature when they are between eight and fourteen years old.
   • How does Sturgeon Caviar taste? Caviar tastes somewhat like egg yolk, with a touch of herbs and iodine. Some varieties may be reminiscent of hazelnuts.
   • Which types of Caviar can you get from Sturgeon fish? There are different types of Caviar depending on the species of sturgeon. The Beluga produces around 15 kg of large eggs, called grains, which are dark grey to light grey in colour.

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   The main types of caviar from sturgeon species native to the Caspian Sea are Beluga, Sterlet, Kaluga hybrid, Ossetra, Siberian sturgeon and Sevruga. American White Sturgeon caviar is abundant and native to California and the U.S. Pacific Northwest.

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   Nov 29, 2022 · Caviar is made naturally when female sturgeon produce eggs. However, an important distinction between regular fish eggs and caviar is that the latter must come from sturgeon eggs. A further defining factor is that the roe in caviar is unfertilized.

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   • American White Sturgeon. The Black Sea and the Caspian Sea have a reputation for being home to sturgeons that produce some of the world's finest caviar, but the American white sturgeon's eggs are thought to be rightfully at par in terms of their quality.
   • Sterlet. Sterlets are much smaller in size than other sturgeons and are typically found in the Caspian Sea between Europe and Asia. Sterlet sturgeon is currently on IUCN's Red List of Threatened Species along with most of its Caspian Sea cousins, but because sterlets tend to mature very quickly, they are one of the easier sturgeons to farm which is how the sterlet caviar is mostly produced these days.
   • Kaluga Hybrid. Kaluga sturgeons are a crossbreed of kaluga and Amur sturgeons which are both native to the Amur River in Asia. Unlike other sturgeons, kaluga is a predatory fish that is bigger in size than even beluga, making it the largest of all sturgeons.
   • Osetra. Osetra caviar comes from a bottom-feeder sturgeon, meaning it feeds near the bottom of the sea. The caviar that is produced depends very much on what the sturgeon feeds on, but, in general, osetra caviar is thought to be one of the finest types of caviar right alongside the famous beluga caviar.

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   Sep 29, 2021 · If there’s one food that’s associated with pure luxury, it’s caviar. This delicacy of sturgeon fish eggs is rare and expensive and considered a coveted item in the culinary world. Caviar comes from several species of sturgeon, but beluga caviar is the largest, rarest, and the most expensive caviar.

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    Caviar is the processed, salted roe of various species of fish, most notably sturgeon. It is commercially marketed throughout the world as a delicacy and is eaten principally as a garnish or spread, as with hors d'oeuvres. Today the best caviar comes from sturgeon fished from the Caspian Sea by Iranian and Russian fishermen.