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Caviar is a type of non-fertilized fish egg, also known as fish roe, harvested exclusively from the sturgeon family. The most common types of caviar come from beluga, ossetra, sevruga, and sterlet sturgeon. These fish are primarily found in the Caspian Sea and Black Sea basins, although some are farmed in aquaculture facilities worldwide. True caviar is distinct from other types of fish roe, which are often labeled as such with the name of the fish from which they were harvested (e.g., salmon roe). Caviar is considered a delicacy and is typically eaten as a garnish or spread on crackers, blinis, or toast points. It is often served cold and enjoyed for its unique flavor and texture, which can range from buttery and nutty to slightly salty and briny. High-quality caviar is prized for its distinct "pop" on the palate and the lingering taste it leaves behind. It is commonly paired with champagne, vodka, or other neutral-flavored beverages to enhance the tasting experience.