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The Petrossian brothers—Mouchegh and Melkoum—fled the Armenian genocide, bringing briny, blackfish roe from the Caspian Sea with them to their boutique that still operates under family ownership today.
Caviar is widely considered to be the Rolls-Royce of ingredients; a hallmark of haute cuisine that has forever upheld its reputation of being unequivocally luxurious.
Instead, I'm plenty happy with Cavi-art as a kelp-based alternative, especially when it's mixed into dishes that call for a dollop or two of caviar.
All About Caviar Our caviar is top of the line, whether caught from the Caspian Sea or raised in aquaculture farms in Italy, France and Chile.
How Should You Serve and Eat Caviar? The small, dark, glossy eggs are among the most affordable types of caviar, and the smaller, softer beads carry strong flavors of the sea.