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The caviar

Birch and Rye caviar

Delivered chilled, by hand in San Francisco, with the service the restaurant was known for.

Photograph · Sarah Felker
IThe tins

What we sell

A note on this editionThe product line is being written with Kamal. Each tin below is a placeholder until grade, origin, size and price are confirmed; nothing here is a quote.
House-smoked sturgeon, Kaluga caviar, preserved Meyer lemon, petite rye
Photograph · Sarah Felker
No. 01

Kaluga hybrid to confirm

Large, glossy pearls with a long buttery finish. The caviar the restaurant served with house-smoked sturgeon and petite rye.

Tins30 g · 50 g · 125 g to confirm
Grade & originBeing set with the producer to confirm
PriceOn confirmation
Beet caviar from the December menu at Birch & Rye
Photograph · Sarah Felker
No. 02

Ossetra to confirm

Nutty, firm, golden-brown to dark amber.

Tins30 g · 50 g · 125 g to confirm
OriginTo be confirmed to confirm
PriceOn confirmation
The Birch & Rye caviar service
Photograph · Sarah Felker
No. 03

Caviar service set to confirm

A tin with blini, crème fraîche and a mother-of-pearl spoon, the way it was served at the restaurant.

Serves4–6 to confirm
IncludesTin, blini, crème fraîche, mother-of-pearl spoon
PriceOn confirmation
IIPrivate client

Reserve a tin

Orders are taken by message or email and delivered by hand in San Francisco within 48 hours to confirm. Online checkout follows once the company's food registration and seller's permit are in place; until then requests reach Kamal directly.

  1. A requestBy message or email, with what you would like and when.
  2. By handDelivered chilled in San Francisco, within 48 hours to confirm.
  3. At the tableOn ice, with a non-metal spoon, the way the restaurant served it.
Request a reservation

Preview — the request address is a placeholder until the Nordic Ventures mailbox exists

A Fabergé egg cloud dessert at Birch & Rye
Photograph · Sarah Felker
IIIKeeping

Storage and serving

i.

Keep tins at 28–32 °F (−2 to 0 °C) to confirm

ii.

Unopened, they keep for weeks to confirm

iii.

Once opened, finish within three days.

iv.

Serve on ice, with a non-metal spoon, straight from the tin or on warm blini.

v.

Pair with vodka, served ice-cold and neat.