
Italian Sevruga Caviar
Sevruga Caviar
Indulge in the allure of Sevruga caviar, celebrated for its distinctive briny notes and a rich finish. Historically hailing from the Caspian Sea, where wild caviar once graced the tables of epicureans, it now finds its sustainable cultivation in Italy. This caviar carries a legacy of unparalleled flavor and tradition, echoing the renowned caviar heritage of Iran. In the wild, it takes up to 7 years for this sturgeon to mature and in farmed conditions, it takes 7-10 years to mature.
While it boasts smaller pearls, it effortlessly captivates connoisseurs with its smooth texture that ensures a sophisticated taste experience. The dark to light grey color profile enhances its distinct character, making Sevruga an exceptional choice for those in search of a caviar experience that is both robust and refined.
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Status |
Sustainably Farm Raised |
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Common Name |
Sevruga Sturgeon |
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Latin Name |
Acipenser stellatus |
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Color |
Dark to light grey |
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Roe Size |
Medium to small |
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Flavor Profile |
Robust and earthy |
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Sustainably Farm Raised In |
Italy |
Species Details

The Sevruga sturgeon (Acipenser stellatus) is the smallest yet most intensely flavored member of the traditional Caspian Sea trinity, native to the Black Sea and Caspian Sea. It matures relatively quickly, in 7–10 years, making it ideal for sustainable production. Though typically up to 5 in length and around 50 pounds, the Sevruga produces bold, flavorful roe prized by connoisseurs. Sustainably farm-raised today, this sturgeon preserves the qualities that have made Sevruga caviar a hallmark of Caspian tradition. Its balance of intensity and approachability ensures a memorable, authentic caviar experience.
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Italian Sevruga Caviar
Sevruga Caviar
Indulge in the allure of Sevruga caviar, celebrated for its distinctive briny notes and a rich finish. Historically hailing from the Caspian Sea, where wild caviar once graced the tables of epicureans, it now finds its sustainable cultivation in Italy. This caviar carries a legacy of unparalleled flavor and tradition, echoing the renowned caviar heritage of Iran. In the wild, it takes up to 7 years for this sturgeon to mature and in farmed conditions, it takes 7-10 years to mature.
While it boasts smaller pearls, it effortlessly captivates connoisseurs with its smooth texture that ensures a sophisticated taste experience. The dark to light grey color profile enhances its distinct character, making Sevruga an exceptional choice for those in search of a caviar experience that is both robust and refined.
|
Status |
Sustainably Farm Raised |
|
Common Name |
Sevruga Sturgeon |
|
Latin Name |
Acipenser stellatus |
|
Color |
Dark to light grey |
|
Roe Size |
Medium to small |
|
Flavor Profile |
Robust and earthy |
|
Sustainably Farm Raised In |
Italy |
Species Details

The Sevruga sturgeon (Acipenser stellatus) is the smallest yet most intensely flavored member of the traditional Caspian Sea trinity, native to the Black Sea and Caspian Sea. It matures relatively quickly, in 7–10 years, making it ideal for sustainable production. Though typically up to 5 in length and around 50 pounds, the Sevruga produces bold, flavorful roe prized by connoisseurs. Sustainably farm-raised today, this sturgeon preserves the qualities that have made Sevruga caviar a hallmark of Caspian tradition. Its balance of intensity and approachability ensures a memorable, authentic caviar experience.
Quality Indicators
Appearance of Sevruga Caviar
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Sevruga Caviar
Indulge in the allure of Sevruga caviar, celebrated for its distinctive briny notes and a rich finish. Historically hailing from the Caspian Sea, where wild caviar once graced the tables of epicureans, it now finds its sustainable cultivation in Italy. This caviar carries a legacy of unparalleled flavor and tradition, echoing the renowned caviar heritage of Iran. In the wild, it takes up to 7 years for this sturgeon to mature and in farmed conditions, it takes 7-10 years to mature.
While it boasts smaller pearls, it effortlessly captivates connoisseurs with its smooth texture that ensures a sophisticated taste experience. The dark to light grey color profile enhances its distinct character, making Sevruga an exceptional choice for those in search of a caviar experience that is both robust and refined.
|
Status |
Sustainably Farm Raised |
|
Common Name |
Sevruga Sturgeon |
|
Latin Name |
Acipenser stellatus |
|
Color |
Dark to light grey |
|
Roe Size |
Medium to small |
|
Flavor Profile |
Robust and earthy |
|
Sustainably Farm Raised In |
Italy |
Species Details

The Sevruga sturgeon (Acipenser stellatus) is the smallest yet most intensely flavored member of the traditional Caspian Sea trinity, native to the Black Sea and Caspian Sea. It matures relatively quickly, in 7–10 years, making it ideal for sustainable production. Though typically up to 5 in length and around 50 pounds, the Sevruga produces bold, flavorful roe prized by connoisseurs. Sustainably farm-raised today, this sturgeon preserves the qualities that have made Sevruga caviar a hallmark of Caspian tradition. Its balance of intensity and approachability ensures a memorable, authentic caviar experience.
Quality Indicators
Appearance of Sevruga Caviar

















