The experience of consuming caviar ( from surgeon roe) differs based on the type of caviar. Undeniably, the three types of caviar ( Beluga, Osetra, and Sevruga) are regarded as the finest ( the mecca) and the most exquisite. Additionally, all three types are served cold and must be eaten from a mother-of-pearl spoon to eliminate any metallic taste. The pairing with a blini, creme frais, and shaved truffles will elevate your experience, as it has done for royalty and celebrities for centuries. The rapture of just one single caviar pearl brings you immediately to the Caspian Sea and awakens within each individual the spirit of hedonism. Ready to take your culinary experience to another level?

An insiders guide to exquisite locations where caviar regions supreme. Kaviari st Le Bristol in Paris - Set within a Michelin-starred palace, Kaviari holds the relationship between various caviar houses to new heights with their tastings of Petrossian Beluga; think chilled silver domestic filled with generous 50g servings paired with langoustine sabayon. Oh, and have I mentioned the sommelier 's remarkable vintage champagne pairings? A decadent experience! 

Caviar Russe in New York City- Midtown’s Luxurious Lounge feels more like a Russian Oligarch's yacht than a restaurant or bar; think plush seating, a cocktail menu worthy of royalty, and more. The house-cured Osetra Caviar is best served in Caviar bumps ( on a spoon immediately from the tin) or elegantly draped over a potato galette. The establishment offers a caviar bar that is open 24/7, with prices starting at $150 per ounce–we see why this establishment has become an A-list favourite.

Nobu Malibu, CA- A concept of fusion flair and tradition raised by rock star Nonu Matsuhisa has turned Sevrugs into a high-class experience of Yuzu kosho and gold leaf. The Ocean front offers dramatic views to match its upscale vibe, starting at $120 for 30 grams of sturgeon. Nobu’s creations are perfect for the sunset, incorporating West Coast coolness with Sturgeon swagger. 

Aragawa, Tokyo- A Japanese steakhouse legend and culinary ninja when it comes to caviar. Aragawa serves their kaliga hybrid fish roe right at the table, spooned over warm rice or sushi. These ultra-fresh caviar products are sustainably sourced, and approximately $30000 per 50 gms, which every purist will find worth the investment for subtlety.