Origin

The sturgeon is the oldest alive aquatic animal on Earth, with more than 250 million years old. Twenty-six species of sturgeon filled rivers and seas not long ago. At present, the greatest reserve of sturgeons is found in the Caspian Sea. Nevertheless, the species that live there are in serious danger of extinction.

Nowadays many species have extinguished due to the process of industrialization that has affected the quality of the water.  Moreover, the construction of dams has prevented this fish to go upriver, thus blocking its cycle vital.  

Caviar Nacarii aims to recover this animal in the Garona River, where sturgeons could be found until the beginning of the last century. The species that has been chosen is Acipenser Baeri, also denominated sturgeon of Siberia. It has been demonstrated that its caviar and meat are of magnificent quality.