I've always been curious about caviar, not sampling much over they years. What I've had I've enjoyed. This video was a treat. Happy you took the time. You can tell Alex truly loves what he does. His enthusiasm shows.
On a previous video I mentioned that caviar wasn't my cup of tea, but that is based purely on the fact that I'm not a fish or seafood fan. I've never actually tried caviar. However, after this series, and seeing the passion Alex has for his craft, I feel compelled to get a small tin and try it for myself.
Always loved the caviar served on Air France's Concorde service, naturally Petrossian Ossetra(Molossol) back in the 80s and 90s. When only the finest will do !
Excellent video and very informative! I am curious as to how many people can be served from that sized can of caviar? Also, do you mind sharing what the cost is of that size can? Thanks.
Dear Kirkby, I don't live in the US. I live in India. I have pure leather boots. It's not the best quality stuff but it's called genuine leather. I know it's the lowest grade of leather. It still looks cool. I used it for a month and I saw the boots drying. I purchased a shoe cream as the shop keeper said it's better than wax polish. It made the leather soft but still not very. The boots easily dry after a few days of applying shoe cream. But the biggest problem is that I use neutral shoe cream on my tan boots. After applying many coats like a apply 1 coat once in 15 days. Now the boots have a whitish coating on it that is flaking out. It looks like a thin layer has been formed over time as shoe creams not only nourish the boots but also apply a thin protective coating. I don't have a saddle soap so I used my bathing soap to remove the coating. My leather boots became dry after wash. I used the shoe cream and it looks better and not dried out. But the cream isn't nourishing the boots much. I've found a mr leather cleaner and conditioner in the market for leather sofa, car seats etc. So is that a good product to primarily nourish my shoes or should I buy a leather conditioner made in US for my shoes. Most of the guys have recommended me to get a leather conditioner with out polishing properties. What should I do? I like my boots and even want to get cow boy boots but for preventing cracking or drying of my boots can I use Mr leather cleaner and conditioner. It says cleans and conditions.
I personally never understood the inflated market for fish eggs either. Seems like because wealthy people liked it, it became a statement. A self inflating market basically.
I've always been curious about caviar, not sampling much over they years. What I've had I've enjoyed. This video was a treat. Happy you took the time. You can tell Alex truly loves what he does. His enthusiasm shows.
Always amazing to listen to a true professional talk about their craft. Thank you
On a previous video I mentioned that caviar wasn't my cup of tea, but that is based purely on the fact that I'm not a fish or seafood fan. I've never actually tried caviar. However, after this series, and seeing the passion Alex has for his craft, I feel compelled to get a small tin and try it for myself.
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I really enjoyed this video. Thank you Mr. Allison and Mr. Petrossian.
Thank you! We had fun!!
Always loved the caviar served on Air France's Concorde service, naturally Petrossian Ossetra(Molossol) back in the 80s and 90s. When only the finest will do !
The Alex Petrossian Xavier videos are amazing. Get Alex on for a livestream
Excellent video and very informative! I am curious as to how many people can be served from that sized can of caviar? Also, do you mind sharing what the cost is of that size can? Thanks.
Alex needs to get the caviar of the month club up and running. He’s sold out!!
I've never really tried the "good stuff". That is about to change. Great video.
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I need to obtain some of this!
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Dear Kirkby, I don't live in the US. I live in India. I have pure leather boots. It's not the best quality stuff but it's called genuine leather. I know it's the lowest grade of leather. It still looks cool. I used it for a month and I saw the boots drying. I purchased a shoe cream as the shop keeper said it's better than wax polish. It made the leather soft but still not very. The boots easily dry after a few days of applying shoe cream. But the biggest problem is that I use neutral shoe cream on my tan boots. After applying many coats like a apply 1 coat once in 15 days. Now the boots have a whitish coating on it that is flaking out. It looks like a thin layer has been formed over time as shoe creams not only nourish the boots but also apply a thin protective coating. I don't have a saddle soap so I used my bathing soap to remove the coating. My leather boots became dry after wash. I used the shoe cream and it looks better and not dried out. But the cream isn't nourishing the boots much. I've found a mr leather cleaner and conditioner in the market for leather sofa, car seats etc. So is that a good product to primarily nourish my shoes or should I buy a leather conditioner made in US for my shoes. Most of the guys have recommended me to get a leather conditioner with out polishing properties. What should I do? I like my boots and even want to get cow boy boots but for preventing cracking or drying of my boots can I use Mr leather cleaner and conditioner. It says cleans and conditions.
@Michael - is it a conditioner?
This has nothing to do with caviar
Petrossian's stuttering and stammering and physical look reminds of Kurt Metzger.
Der der der der der der der der der der der der der der.......spit it out, man !!
12k for 34oz......a special price for something that tastes like oily, salted bubble wrap
I personally never understood the inflated market for fish eggs either.
Seems like because wealthy people liked it, it became a statement.
A self inflating market basically.