

The salting process
At the heart of the luxurious and delectable experience of caviar lies the artful and precise process of salting, as each individual egg is meticulously examined and gently handled to ensure its integrity and quality.
Our caviar artisans take great care in expertly applying just the right amount of salt to enhance the natural flavor and preserve the roe’s delicate texture, allowing the caviar to develop its unique and complex flavor profile while maintaining its signature pop and richness.
THE MATURATION PROCESS
Once salted, our caviar is moved to large mother-tins and set to mature to perfection, allowing the flavor to develop and mature over time. During maturating the caviar develops a complex, nuanced flavor profile that is sought after by connoisseurs around the world.
As the eggs mature, they take on a richer, creamier texture and even a subtle fresh hazelnut flavor that is unique to each variety of sturgeon. The length of the maturation process can vary depending on the type of caviar, with some varieties requiring weeks or even months to reach their full potential.
THE FINAL TOUCH AND
PACKAGING
Our artisans carefully monitor the maturation process, ensuring that each tin of caviar is perfectly balanced and ready to finally be packaged in our renowned Rossini Caviar tins.
We take great pride in the quality of our caviar and are dedicated to ensuring that every tin meets our exacting standards. Each tin is carefully inspected by our quality control team to ensure that it is immaculate and that the flavor is perfectly balanced.
From its humble beginnings as a tiny egg to its final destination served on a plate, the making of caviar is a testament to the artistry and dedication of the skilled craftsmen who produce this luxurious delicacy.
The art of making caviar is not just about technique and skill – it’s also about passion for exceptional caviar and a deep respect and admiration for the wonderful sturgeon that gives us the roe.
specifications

3,0 mm and up
One of the most expensive and rarest types of caviar in the world.
Albino sturgeons can belong to various sturgeon species, including the Beluga, Oscietra, and Sevruga, which are highly prized for their caviar. The albino variations within these species are exceptionally rare. The mesmerizing appearance of albino sturgeons adds to their allure, as they possess an ethereal beauty that is highly coveted. Their pearl-like sheen and unique coloration give them an almost otherworldly quality, captivating the imagination of those who encounter them.