Caviar House Qiandao is the fruit of a unique cross between two sturgeon native to the Amur River. The result is a caviar with an assertive character, set apart from Oscietra and Beluga by a signature all its own.
The farming takes place in the crystalline waters of Lake Qiandao, "the lake of a thousand islands" at the heart of the Chinese Huangshan mountains. This geographical signature, where nature and water play a decisive role, gives Qiandao its distinctive aromatic palette. Caviar House was among the very first selectors to choose and champion Chinese caviar for its quality, from the emergence of this sector in the 1990s.
The pearls, of generous size, range from amber to charcoal. On tasting, their firmer membrane is gently bitten before releasing a characteristic creamy texture. On the palate, the highly distinctive taste combines pronounced briny notes and a buttery signature, in a roundness that extends the experience.
Qiandao is an invitation to discover an alternative signature to Russian or French caviar. This caviar of character is ideal for varying the pleasures of discerning enthusiasts.