Additional information
Type | Bowfin |
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Storage | Chilled |
Source | Wild |
Weight | 100 g (3.5 oz) |
$49.00
Indigenous primarily to eastern United States, bowfin traces its ancestry back to Jurassic period. Colloquially known as swamp trout, bowfin’s rise to fame began with the ban on harvesting of Caspian sturgeon. As access to high quality sturgeon caviar declined bowfin caviar became a great substitute for the more expensive sturgeon. This bowfin caviar, with its small sized roe grains, ranges in natural color from dark gray to black and makes a perfect companion to red salmon caviar at a dinner party.
100 g (3.5 oz)
Type | Bowfin |
---|---|
Storage | Chilled |
Source | Wild |
Weight | 100 g (3.5 oz) |
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Dear Customers - Please be advised that due to a sharp increase in U.S. import tariffs that took effect on April 9th, the prices of our sturgeon caviar have been adjusted accordingly. We want to assure you that we are doing everything possible to keep our prices as low and competitive as we can. To help offset the impact of these new tariffs, we have reduced our own margins and are committed to minimizing the effect on our valued customers. We greatly appreciate your understanding and continued support. Dismiss
Irina –
Really nice caviar, but a little more fishy taste than stugeon caviar. I would definitly get some more for this price!
Mariya –
I’ve never tried bowfin caviar before, and its pretty good. I prefer the sturgeon, of course, but this went down just fine. I would order it again especially for a larger gathering.
sara –
Served this caviar at my daughter’s engagement party. Everyone thought it was sturgeon caviar, but I didn’t correct them.