Russian Tradition
200 years of Russian imperial tradition—ice-cold vodka meets premium Siberian caviar.
Ice-cold vodka is the purest expression of Russian caviar tradition. Its neutral flavor profile creates a blank canvas for Siberian's clean and briny notes to shine completely.
Premium Russian or Polish vodka served at -18°C (-0°F) is ideal. Wheat-based vodkas offer subtle sweetness; rye-based provide more character. Avoid flavored vodkas—they compete with the caviar.
This pairing has 200+ years of Russian imperial tradition. Tsar Nicholas II allegedly consumed caviar with vodka daily. It remains the most authentic way to experience premium caviar.
A 1–2 oz shot of frozen vodka per 30g of Siberian. The ratio is personal. In Russian tradition, vodka is consumed neat—no mixers, no ice in the glass.
Absolutely—frozen or ice-cold only. Room temperature vodka has ethanol notes that overwhelm Siberian's delicate flavor. Keep vodka in the freezer.