An ancient fish shaped by mountain waters
Many consider the Arctic char to be the quintessential ancient species among our freshwater fish. It is believed to be the first species to migrate into the country after the ice retreated approximately 10,000 years ago. The char grows slowly in the cold, clear water. Its skin is exceptionally bright, influenced by the water quality; the clearer the water, the brighter the fish. These natural conditions, combined with high standards of animal welfare and careful monitoring, give the fish the characteristic quality and delicate flavor for which it is known.
With its fine texture and mild flavor, Arctic char is a versatile ingredient. It can be pan-fried, baked, grilled, smoked, or served raw – and often requires nothing more than simple accompaniments to truly shine.



