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Luxurious yet approachable, American Hackleback Caviar is a hidden gem of the caviar world — a delicacy that brings the rich, buttery elegance of sturgeon roe to your table with an inviting touch of American craftsmanship. Sourced from wild-caught Hackleback sturgeon in the pristine rivers of the United States, this caviar boasts small, jet-black beads that shimmer with a glossy finish.
The flavor is a perfect balance of buttery richness and a fresh, briny kiss of the sea, with a subtle nutty undertone that lingers on the palate. Each delicate pearl bursts with a smooth, clean taste that invites indulgence without overwhelming the senses.
The Classic Way: Serve it simply on a chilled mother-of-pearl spoon, allowing the pure flavors to shine.
Elegant Blinis: Pair with warm, freshly made blinis, a dollop of crème fraîche, and a whisper of finely chopped chives for a sophisticated bite.
Crisp Potato Chips: Elevate the experience by serving on crisp, kettle-cooked potato chips with a touch of crème fraîche — an unexpectedly perfect combination.
Deviled Eggs: Top deviled eggs with a small spoonful of caviar for a luxurious twist on a classic appetizer.
Oysters on the Half Shell: Add a dollop of caviar to freshly shucked oysters for a briny, decadent experience.
With Bubbles: For the ultimate indulgence, pair with a glass of crisp Champagne, a classic Brut, or a light, citrusy Prosecco.
American Hackleback Caviar is your secret to instant elegance — whether you’re transforming a simple appetizer into a showstopper or creating a special moment just for yourself.
$47.99
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In the News
"Whether Annapolis is your home, your destination or a pit stop on the way to your beach vacation, Tastings Gourmet Market is the place to pick up a few provisions for an al fresco meal on the waterfront.”
The Washington Post