Yacht Life Caviar Can Elevate Your Onboard Experience

First came wine “cellars” aboard superyachts, beautiful displays of prized vintages. Could caviar cellars be next? The colorful tins from Yacht Life Caviar might just convince an owner or two to start the trend.

More than a marketing gimmick, Yacht Life Caviar uses the bold colors to distinguish each of its nine caviars. Similarly, from the Royal Siberian caviar to the Diamond Ossetra caviar, each has a distinct color, plus flavor and texture.

The brand comes from Patrick Knowles, the renowned superyacht designer. He created the company The Quintessential Yachtsman to offer some of life’s luxuries to a broader clientele. First came Yacht Life Vodka and Yacht Life Vodka ALTA, the six-figure sip custom-blended for the owner and charter guests. Yacht Life Caviar is the latest offering.

Learn more about Yacht Life Caviar—and the superyachts that inspired its nine types—in the April edition of the Megayacht News newsletter. Exclusively for subscribers, our monthly newsletter provides information that you won’t find here on the website.

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