Black Lumpfish Caviar, 3 jars of (50 g / 1.76 oz Jar) 150 g total / 3 Pack Sleeve

I really like it! It’s very tasty on a cracker with butter and boiled egg and just a little decoration for some food…

I had the hood stuff once on a plane. Loved it. Had tried the little jars from numerous grocery stores over the past yrs, just gave up. Finally, tried this. It is great. Just the right saltiness, wonderful pop on the tongue. They have given me my first taste of enjoyable , at least for a regular person, not a Caviar snob since my long ago first class plane ride. Will be treating treating myself more often

Pretty good. A little fishy.

We much prefer the Lumpfish caviar over the Capelin. Capelin is really for people who don't like caviar but want to eat it. Lumpfish is much stronger in flavor. This is some of the best caviar I've had, including the more expensive stuff. Good, clean, bright flavor, not soggy like some of the cheaper caviar tend to be. Put it on a good quality blini with either sour cream or plain yogurt, then squeeze some fresh lemon on top (seriously, leave that stuff in the bottle for something else. If you're having caviar, give it the best), and enjoy.

Not fresh enough

Just a great price for introductory caviar. Tastes great with crackers and champagne. Am I rich buying this caviar? No. Do I feel fancy. You bet your butt I do!For those who haven't tried, this caviar tastes like a refined version of the 'flying fish eggs' that are common on reasonably priced sushi. They crunch in your mouth, and embody a taste of salt water. It's better than the orange spheres topping sushi - but if you really hate those, you probably won't like this product.

It was terrible. Mushy and tiny fish bait eggs. Very very disappointed.

The listing photo shows largish eggs that are greenish/black and translucent, but the product delivered is jet-black and opaque, similar to the larger jars of black or red roe also available on Amazon.Deceptive advertizing at the least !Buyer beware