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Caviar is one of Stardew Valley's higher-tier artisan goods, and it pays back the patience it demands. Before any jar produces it, your farm needs a working pipeline: the right fish, the right pond, and the right processor. Here is how the chain fits together.

The starting point is a Sturgeon. You can catch one in the mountain lake between 6 AM and 7 PM during summer or winter. If the rod has not been kind to you, two shortcuts exist: Krobus stocks Sturgeon on Wednesdays at his sewer stand for 200g, and the Traveling Cart occasionally lists it between 600g and 1,000g.
With a fish in hand, the next purchase is a Fish Pond from Robin's Carpenter Shop. The structure was added in version 1.4, takes a 5x5-tile footprint on your farm, and costs:
The final piece is a Preserves Jar. The recipe unlocks at Farming level 4 and uses:
Without all three (fish, pond, jar), the production line goes nowhere.

Drop the Sturgeon into the Fish Pond. Before it produces Roe, the fish posts a request that scales with how many Sturgeons share the pond:
After the request is fulfilled, the Sturgeon produces Roe on its normal cycle. Move that Roe into the Preserves Jar and let it sit for 6,000 in-game minutes, roughly four in-game days. Out comes Caviar.
Caviar is a strong gift, but not for everyone. Abigail, Haley, and Maru rank it as a loved present. Jas, Sebastian, and Vincent will hand it back with a frown, so save your stack for the right villager.
Beyond the social side, Caviar slots into The Missing Bundle at the Abandoned JojaMart, which unlocks the Movie Theater. It also doubles as a Sewing Machine spool, producing the Fashion Hat vanity item if cosmetic crafting is your angle.
A working Caviar setup is a small upfront commitment and a steady payoff after. Once the pipeline runs, the only real limit is how many ponds you are willing to build.
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