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- Q: What is Kaluga caviar and how does it differ from Beluga caviar? A: Kaluga caviar is sourced from the Kaluga sturgeon and is known for its large, firm pearls and rich, buttery flavor. It is similar to Beluga caviar in taste and texture, making it a popular alternative. Both types of caviar are distinguished by their smooth flavor, but Kaluga caviar is often more sustainable, as it is farm-raised.
- Q: How should I serve OLMA Kaluga caviar for the best tasting experience? A: For the best tasting experience, serve OLMA Kaluga caviar chilled on a bed of crushed ice. Pair it with a glass of crisp champagne or vodka to enhance its rich, creamy flavor. Use mother-of-pearl or wooden utensils to avoid altering the taste, and consider serving it with blinis or toasted bread for an elegant presentation.
- Q: What does 'malossol' mean in relation to caviar? A: Malossol is a Russian term meaning 'low salt.' It refers to a traditional method of caviar preparation that uses minimal salt to preserve the natural flavors of the fish eggs. OLMA Kaluga caviar is prepared with pure sea salt using this technique, resulting in clean, nutty-tasting pearls that highlight the caviar's exquisite taste.
- Q: Is OLMA Kaluga caviar certified for quality and freshness? A: Yes, OLMA Kaluga caviar is sourced from reputable suppliers and adheres to strict import and quality standards. The company guarantees the freshness of its caviar, allowing you to purchase it with confidence. Each batch is hand-selected, ensuring that only the finest quality caviar reaches the customer.
- Q: How long can I store OLMA Kaluga caviar and what is the best way to keep it fresh? A: To maintain the optimal quality of OLMA Kaluga caviar, it should be stored in the refrigerator at a temperature between 28°F and 32°F (-2°C to 0°C). It is best consumed within a few days of opening, but unopened caviar can last for several weeks when stored properly. Always keep it sealed tightly to prevent exposure to air.