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King’s Fine Food & Le Marche Des Chefs

King’s Fine Food has collaborated with Le Marche de Chefs for some exquisite fresh food hampers which include the King’s Fine Food Beluga and Oscietra Caviar. The hampers look absolutely stunning: The Luxury Hamper. ‘Oscietra caviar (30g) – Laura King is a supplier to many of the same restaurants like us. Her name is a byword […]

Aquitaine Caviar Tasting with Laura King

Aquitaine caviar Tasting with Laura King

Aquitaine Caviar Tasting with Laura King – Caviar Specialist Laura King talks about the King’s Fine Food Aquitaine Caviar. Aquitaine (Baerii) – Country of Origin: France Aquitaine produces the eggs after 5 years. It has a nutty sea taste with low acidity, and ranges from a steely grey colour, similar to Sevruga, to jet black. Aquitaine, […]

Sevruga (Stellatus) Caviar Tasting With Laura King

Sevruga Caviar Tasting With Laura King

Sevruga (Stellatus) Caviar Tasting with Laura King – Sevruga tastes of the sea. It is often the preferred choice for caviar dealers around the world because of its resemblance to wild caviar. This small, grey egg is packed with a delicious salty flavour that lingers, often more than other caviars.

Laura King Compares Two Royal Belgian Oscietra Caviar

Royal Belgian Caviar

Caviar Specialist Laura King compares two tins of the Royal Belgian Oscietra Caviar for a caviar tasting. Oscietra (Gueldenstaedtii) – Country of Origin: Belgium With a beautiful golden/brown colour, they have a nutty, mellow taste, which develops into a buttery sweetness, similar to lobster. Historically the Oscietra egg is smaller than Beluga, but with increased […]

Royal Belgian Oscietra Caviar tasting with Laura King

Royal Belgium Oscietra Caviar

Caviar specialist Laura King talks us through, Royal Belgian Caviar and her process once the caviar has arrived into the UK. Oscietra (Gueldenstaedtii) – Country of Origin: Belgium Oscietra sturgeon produce their eggs after 8 years. With a beautiful golden/brown colour, they have a nutty, mellow taste, which develops into a buttery sweetness, similar to […]