Calvisius – Beluga
Calvisius – Beluga
180.00 €
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The excellence of this caviar comes straight from the waters of Pô region where the house has its location. An intense and fresh taste will satisy every palate. Exquisite product in its best form.
Name of the product : Beluga
Brand : Calvisius
Description : Beluga caviar comes from the Huso huso sturgeon, which can reach a maximum length of 8 meters and a weight of over 1.5 tons. Originally from the Black Sea, the Caspian Sea and the Sea of Azov, it has been present in Italy in the Adriatic Sea, the Ionian Sea and the rivers that flow into them.
It represents the rarest and most expensive quality of caviar, characterized by large eggs (over 3 millimeters), rather oval, with a color ranging from pearl gray to dark gray. It is the caviar to be tasted pure par excellence, with all the attention it deserves.
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