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The
most expensive and prized of caviars
(there's a direct
link for you to order caviar below!)
 Russian
beluga caviar is the definitive caviar to serve (if money is no
object...even if it is, you can find high quality houses that offer different
sized packages).
The
beluga sturgeon weigh as much as 1,800 pounds and are the rarest around.
Thus, Beluga is the most expensive and largest grained of the Sturgeon
Caviars. It has an almost creamy, buttery taste and this is the delicacy
that is served at most prestigious events around the world. It varies in
color from light to dark grey, and the berries (eggs) are the largest of
all the Russian caviars.
Beluga
caviar is available to discriminating buyers in three different grades:
000
(also known as grade 1) - Lightest color, also called 'royal caviar'.
It's the most sought-after and craved by demanding connoisseurs worldwide.
00
(also known as grade 2 ) - Medium dark and gray tone.
0
- Darkest caviar.
Generally,
the lighter the color (and higher the grade) the more expensive the beluga
caviar will be.
Another
term you might come across is beluga malossol caviar. This simply means
"lightly salted" in Russian, although today the term has come
to mean any high-quality caviar. It takes great skill and experience to
judge at what stage a sturgeon's eggs are absolutely right for this process,
which should not contain more than 2.7-3% salt.
If
you want to make an impression of caviar that will never fade from your
guest's memory and will leave the feeling of luxuriousness and richness
beyond compare, you want to buy Beluga Caviar. Click on the link below,
and then choose the Caviar button on the left, followed by Tzar Imperial
Beluga Caviar. Remember all you've learned from this site when making
your choice.
That
takes care of buying beluga Caviar. Additionally, feel free to explore:
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