A touch of passion
and tradition Enjoy one of the most praised sturgeon caviars and treat yourself and friends to this unique caviar experience. Te Caviar House “Imperial Heritage“, founded and owned by the Colman family Mr Koenraad Peter Colman, his wife Mrs Kristel Berghmans and their daughter Miss Elisabeth Colman, guarantee you the finest selection of the most praised sturgeon species: caviars offering a luxuriously refined flavour, respecting nature’s balance. Tis house stands for tradition and origin, holding on to the classic environment for the sturgeon and the old-school way of preparing and selecting the world’s best caviars.
Our principals: Pure source water and a base of rock, pebbles and sand in open nature are the only and essential environment for our sturgeons. PURE ORIGINAL TASTE. Our Great Caviar Masters from Iran and Russia are treating and salting our caviar according to the old traditional recipes (Malossol). Te supervision and final selection of these fine caviars is guaranteed by the Colman family. From father to daughter, all inspired by one Passion: “the finest Caviar of the World”.
Te caviars from our house carry a very important label of recognition: the “Friend of the Sea” label, exclusively donated to sustainable and nature friendly products.
Our caviars are now available in the UK.
CONTACT: Berenice Scheepers Sales Manager for the UK Tel: +44 (0)745 086 2077 Email:
berenice.scheepers@
imperialheritage.com
“Imperial Heritage” proudly offers a range of the finest caviars, from traditional Russian Malossol to delicate Iranian caviar. Beluga (Huso Huso-Iran) , Oscietra Royal (Guldenstatii - Russian sturgeon), Sevruga (Stellatus) as well as Siberian and White sturgeon and Imperial roes. We provide caviar from the latest harvest to ensure freshness and superior quality.
OUR SELECTION
“Connoisseurs”
“Imperial”
“Beluga Royal”
“Oscietra Royal”
“Heritage”
www.imperialheritage.com - +32 496 501 502
“Russian Tradition”
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