Apero

Kaluga is a hybrid of Beluga and Osetra Sturgeon cultivated in the freshwater pools of the Himalayas. The imperial style has large, golden pearls, with a rich texture like whipped butter and moderately salty.

Hailing from the south of France, the d'Aquitaine Osetra has dark green, medium pearl with rich mineral and light floral notes.

Hailing from the Lyna River in Poland, the Lyna Polska Royal Amber Osetra has dark amber, medium pearl with rich mineral and light nutty notes.

Black River is one of Apéro's favorite purveyors, as they have one of the most advanced facilities to harvest caviar, recreating a wild environment for the sturgeon free of light and air pollution in a remote area of Uruguay. The royal style will show medium dark pearls with rich umami.

Black River is one of Apéro's favorite purveyors, as they have one of the most advanced facilities to harvest caviar, recreating a wild environment for the sturgeon free of light and air pollution in a remote area of Uruguay. The Imperial style will show large golden, green pearls with citrus notes and light umami.

delicate, nutty, and buttery flavor. The sterlet is one of the smallest sturgeon species. Its caviar is lower in fat content than other types.

Hailing from the Lyna River in Poland, the Lyna Polska Royal Amber Osetra has dark amber, medium pearl with rich mineral and light nutty notes.

The grains are larger than pure Sevruga caviar, but slightly smaller than original wild Beluga caviar. What this caviar lacks in size it makes up for in incredible flavor and smooth texture, with creamy and buttery notes that slowly develop into a lingering, briny, and almost nutty finish.

Siberian is the smallest fish to create caviar, and thus the pearls are dark, small, with a firmer texture. This Polska style gives intense salinity and nutty notes.