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American Sturgeon
American Hackleback Caviar is sourced from Scaphirhynchus platorynchus, a native North American sturgeon producing small, dark gray to jet black pearls with delicate membrane structure. The roe delivers a gentle pop under light palate pressure, offering balanced salinity with characteristic buttery richness and subtle nutty undertones. Harvested from the Mississippi and Missouri River basins, Hackleback presents a classic sturgeon flavor profile in a smaller grain size, providing an accessible, value-oriented introduction to true caviar.
Species: Scaphirhynchus platorynchus (Hackleback Sturgeon)
Color: Black to brown
Taste: Mild, fruity, sweet
Size of pearls: Small
Texture: Firm
Country of origin: United States
Shelf Life & Care: Caviar can stay fresh for up to 20 days. Once open, consume the entire amount at once. In a very rare scenario where you may have some delicious leftover caviar, place the tin in the coldest part of the fridge, and consume within 24 hours. Never freeze caviar.
American Hackleback Caviar is sourced from Scaphirhynchus platorynchus, a native North American sturgeon producing small, dark gray to jet black pearls with delicate membrane structure. The roe delivers a gentle pop under light palate pressure, offering balanced salinity with characteristic buttery richness and subtle nutty undertones. Harvested from the Mississippi and Missouri River basins, Hackleback presents a classic sturgeon flavor profile in a smaller grain size, providing an accessible, value-oriented introduction to true caviar.
Species: Scaphirhynchus platorynchus (Hackleback Sturgeon)
Color: Black to brown
Taste: Mild, fruity, sweet
Size of pearls: Small
Texture: Firm
Country of origin: United States
Shelf Life & Care: Caviar can stay fresh for up to 20 days. Once open, consume the entire amount at once. In a very rare scenario where you may have some delicious leftover caviar, place the tin in the coldest part of the fridge, and consume within 24 hours. Never freeze caviar.