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Key Features:

• Sturgeon Type: Acipenser Baerii
• Country of Origin: Poland
• Roe Texture,Size, and Color: Ranges from 2.7mm-2.9 Dark to Olive. Delicately soft texture.
• Taste Specs: Mild Brininess, Creamy aftertaste. Very Delicious. 

Why Does Royal Baerri Matter? 

• Flavor Profile: Siberian Baerii caviar is celebrated for its delicious taste, which is a critical factor in its appeal. The flavor profile of Siberian Baerii from Poland, is often described as rich, buttery, and nuanced, makes it a favorite among many caviar enthusiasts.
• Versatility in Culinary Use: The slightly softer texture of Polish Siberian Baerii caviar makes it particularly suitable for use as a garnish in fine dining. Chefs appreciate its ability to complement a wide range of dishes without overpowering the main ingredients, enhancing the overall dining experience with its subtle elegance.
• Accessibility: Compared to some other types of caviar, Siberian Baerii may be more accessible, both in terms of availability and price point. This accessibility makes it an excellent option for those looking to experience the luxury of caviar without the higher costs associated with more rare varieties.
• Sustainability: Baerii sturgeon, from which Dorasti Polish Siberian caviar is harvested, are always farmed sustainably in the most pristine waters derived from Poland's national forests. This aspect makes Dorasti Siberian Baerii a more environmentally friendly choice for consumers concerned about the sustainability of their food sources.
• Culinary Innovation: The unique characteristics of Royal Baerii caviar inspire chefs to innovate in their culinary creations. Its distinct flavor and texture can elevate traditional dishes and inspire new combinations, contributing to the culinary arts' evolution.

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Key Features:

• Country of Origin: Poland
• Roe Texture, Size, and Color: Medium-sized grains (2.9mm-3.1 mm) ranging from dark to olive green with a delicately soft texture.
• Taste Specs: Clean, buttery flavor with a creamy aftertaste. Highly sought after.
• Connoisseur Score: 9.9 out of 10

Considered one of the most flavorful caviars by connoisseurs, Polish Reserve Ossetra offers a luxurious indulgence with its delicate texture and rich, buttery taste.

Experience the Majesty of Polish Reserve Ossetra Caviar

Nurtured in the crystal-clear waters of Polish aquaculture facilities, the legendary sturgeon that yield Reserve Ossetra Caviar produce a delicacy unmatched in quality and taste. Each tin overflows with medium-sized pearls, their glistening dark to olive green hues a captivating prelude to the culinary treasure within. As these delicate spheres pop on your tongue, a wave of clean, buttery flavor washes over your palate, crescendoing into a luxuriously creamy aftertaste that lingers enticingly.

Indulge in Unparalleled Quality

Polish Reserve Ossetra Caviar is the product of meticulous fish farming practices and generations of caviar expertise. Our sturgeon are raised with the utmost care in pristine environments, ensuring the health and well-being that translates into superior caviar. The roe is meticulously extracted by hand using time-honored techniques to preserve its delicate texture and freshness.

Reserve Ossetra Caviar: A Culinary Masterpiece

From the first taste to the lingering aftertaste, Polish Reserve Ossetra Caviar is a sensory adventure. It's a caviar worthy of any celebration, a perfect way to impress guests, or a luxurious treat to savor yourself.

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Bright red fruit, cranberry, pink peppercorn, and rose hip. Savory herbs and a long finish of bright, tart fruit.

Hand-harvested grapes were immediately pressed whole cluster, and tank settled overnight. Fermented with native yeast and native malolactic fermentation in barrels, aged nine months in 40% new French oak and 60% neutral.

Unfined and unfiltered.

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The “Heartbeat of the Maletto Mountain” is 95% Nebbiolo, and 5% Ner d’Ala (a native variety sparsely cultivated in the Canavese, in Val d’Aosta and in the Pinerolese area). 70% of the grapes come from organically farmed, rented vineyards in the Canavese area, 30% from small parcels in Carema. Fermented with native yeasts in stainless steel vats, with 20% of whole clusters. Aged in stainless steel vats for about 10 months. This is a lively, juicy and delicious red, brimming with ripe wild berry, licorice and mountain herbs. It shows all the tension of alpine Nebbiolos, without sacrificing complexity and elegance. Only 2000 bottles produced.

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Long time best friends Jean-Baptiste Bonnigal and Stéphane Bodet first cut their teeth in the industry in Saint-Émilion. After getting their diplomas, Stéphane stayed in Saint-Émilion, while Jean-Baptiste headed to New Zealand and Australia. 

JB eventually returned to his native Loire and spent several years working with François Chidaine in Montlouis-sur-Loire. He remains closely tied to the Chidaine family as he is married to François' daughter. In 2016, he took over his family estate in Amboise and invited Stéphane to join him in the project.

From the get-go, the two friends were aligned in their vision in making wines with purity and precision as well as their commitment to farming organically and biodynamically. Their farming practices including hoeing every two weeks to aerate the soil and encourage microbial life, treating the vines only as required, thinning leaves, and harvesting manually. Fermentations are always with native yeasts and with their sparkling wines, tirage is done at the domaine.

20-50 year old vines. Clay with flint, clay on limestone soils.
Vinification & Aging: Native yeast fermentation in stainless steel, aged on the fine lees for 6 months. No malolactic fermentation.

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The wine ferments in stainless steel tanks. Native yeast. The wine is then matured on fine lees until bottling in the following June. No malolactic fermentation.

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38% grenache blanc 35% sauvignon blanc 14% grenache gris 8% albariño
5% vermentino from mostly Paso with a touch of SLO Coast. Hand-harvested, native yeast fermenetd, 9 months aging in 80% stainless steel tanks, 20% neutral barriques.

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Blue marl soils, vines planted about 80 years ago, in the area of the Appellation Château-Chalon.

Natural fermentation (native yeasts) at low temperature. Ageing in oak barrels for more than 12 months.

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42% petit verdot, 26% cabernet sauvignon ,14% sangiovese, 8% petite sirah, 6% tempranillo, 4% touriga all from Paso Rbles exceot the Sangio. hand-harvested, native yeast fermented, aged 20 months in neutral barriques, bottles unfined and unfiltered.

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From the importer: What strikes many as an unusual blend is fairly common in Penedes – aromatic whites made from a mix of “northern” and indigenous varieties. In the case of Gessami, it is a blend of the native Muscat (both Frontignan 35%, and de Alexandria 15%, which are grown by Gramona) and the non-native but heat-tolerant Gewürztraminer 15%, and Sauvignon Blanc 35%. Over a third of the cuvée is Sauvignon Blanc, which provides a fresh herbal lift and vibrant acidity. To ensure a balanced wine, the grapes are picked just as they reach ripeness to ensure plenty of acidity to balance the 6g/L of residual sugar that is retained. Depending on the vintage, either one or both Muscat varieties are used in addition to a small proportion of Gewürztraminer to boost the aromatics. Such a floral and alluring wine is fittingly named Gessami, which in English means Jasmine.

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A London Dry Gin developed by Elena Penna Currado and Luca Currado Vietti of the iconic Piedmont-based Vietti winery. Elena Gin is a spirit of regional provenance and features native botanicals from the Italian Alps of Piedmont including juniper berries, almonds, Langhe thyme, coriander seeds, black elderflower, Angelica, wild mint, chamomile, cassia bark, and the peel and flowers of organically-grown citrus fruits from the Ligurian hills bordering Piedmont. Made in small batches, Elena Gin is produced using two heirloom wood-fired pot stills from the 18th century that were refurbished for production. Elena Gin is made in the “one shot” method, where the delicate botanicals are only used once to highlight the aromatic compounds at their finest. The native botanicals are gently infused in the pot stills, and then the gin is lightly filtered using natural paper, leaving the final liquid with a subtle yellow hue. Learn More

Organic and sustainably farmed grapes hand harvested from Beato Vineyard (60%) and Derby Vineyard (40%), 100% whole cluster carbonic fermentation with native yeast. Left on the skins for 14 days. Bottled with minimal SO2 added. Unfined and Unfiltered.

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93 Points! Made since 2001 from a number of Sonoma County vineyards, the 2023 Three Valleys blends 71% Zinfandel, 16% Carignane, 9% Petite Sirah, 2% each Mataro and Alicante Bouschet from Alexander Valley, Dry Creek Valley, Sonoma Valley, and Russian River Valley. Floral, it is complex and less rustic than usual, the vintage showing classic charm and elegance. Though it is one of Ridge's largest production wines, it is made in the exact same way as all its others, in open top tanks with real oak and native fermentations. It's meant to represent a vintage more than a location. A popular by-the-glass pour, order it when you see it. It's drinking well now and should continue to for another 5-7 years. - Virginie Boone, jebdunnuck.com

93 Points! Generous and robust yet retains a sense of polish, with expressive raspberry and blueberry flavors highlighted by licorice and pepper, plus a whiff of dill as this builds toward fine-grained tannins. Zinfandel, Carignane, Petite Sirah, Mataro and Alicante Bouschet. Drink now through 2034. - Wine Spectator

93 Points! Aromas of confit cherries, licorice, blackberry bush, baking spices and violets. The palate is full-bodied with a rounded mouthfeel and firmly framed tannins that end in a lush and generous finish. Made from a blend of 71% zinfandel, 16% carignane, 9% petite sirah, 2% mataro and 2% alicante bouschet. Drink or hold. - JamesSuckling.com

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100% Vermentinu grown on sandstone with south/southeast exposition. 100% destemmed. Direct pneumatic pressing with 48h-72h skin contact. Temperature controlled fermentation with native yeast in stainless steel tank. 8-9 months on the lees. No fining, cold settling and light filtration before bottling.

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97 Points! The 2024 Syrah ODE is a stone-cold stunner. Powerfully extracted but completely weightless, it casts a dizzying number of layers and mind-bending complexity into your nose and onto your palate with complete confidence and utter grace. Blueberry, incense, oyster shell, lavender and chalk explode through the polished, precise statuesque finish. Truly impressive- there's not much else to say here. Hands-off Winemaking yielded a wine of sublime balance and resonant harmony. The 2024 spent just ten months in neutral oak with 45% whole clusters, native fermentations and no added sulfur. Vineyard sites are Bassi, Spanish Springs and Hi Kite. - Billy Norris, Vinous

96 Points! One of the most impressive wines I tasted from the San Luis Obispo Coast is the 2024 Syrah Ode, a compelling testament to Syrah's potential in the region that evokes Gonon Saint-Joseph by way of the Pacific Ocean. It is comprised predominantly of fruit from Bassi, with smaller additions from Spanish Springs and Hi-Kite. Off the bat, it displays Bassi's signature combination of intensely perfumed, floral energy mixed with distinctly umami-driven aromas of nori and soy, with a black- and blue-fruited backdrop, all delivered with crystalline purity. The texture is a paradoxical and impressive combination of ethereal energy, measured richness and enveloping elegance, culminating in a weightless, saturated and remarkably precise finish that lingers with saline, spice and floral notes. - Matthew Luczy, robertparker.com

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Rum Makugan is an artisanal, white rum crafted on Miyakojima island in Okinawa, Japan, by the Taragawa distillery. It is made from local sugarcane and coral-filtered water, featuring native yeast (MY17) fermentation, which gives it a, fresh, herbaceous, and fruity aromatic profile with hints of tropical fruit and a soft, mineral-rich finish.

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1/3 Grenache, 1/3 Mourvèdre, 1/3 Syrah

This cuvée is the result of a partnership with half a dozen winemakers from neighboring villages who also
practice organic agriculture like Olivier, or who are transitioning to organic. All native yeats, all concrete tank...ethereal, transparent, pure, delicious!

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Made with yeast extracted from the Sanuki olive native to the region, this hyperlocal sake showcases the best of Kagawa in a one-of-a-kind bottling.

Juicy notes of musk melon, white flowers and green pear with hints of starfruit, grass and salinity.

Region: Kagawa

Grade: Junmai Ginjo

Seimaibuai: 55%

Nihonshu-Do: N/A

ABV: 14%

Rice: Sanukiyoimai

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