Catalogue as of 25 September 2026

Kodiak Island Smokehouse

Founded1984
CountryUnited States
RegionKodiak, Alaska
Tins1
SpeciesSockeye salmon

Founded in 1984 in Kodiak, Alaska, and run by its current family owners since 2016, Kodiak Island Smokehouse smokes wild seafood in small batches alongside a fish and game processing operation where every order is handled separately. Its sockeye is hot-smoked in-house with a simple garlic brine, and the canned smoked salmon ships shelf-stable nationwide. The HACCP-certified operation moved into a larger facility in 2018 as its retail line grew.

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A Toronto Redditor u/mochapj on r/tinnedfish bought a tin of Konserva sardines with jalapeño on pure faith, no reviews, nothing online, and reported back: ten sardines woven into the tin, not a pepper in sight until you lift the fish and find a few spoonfuls hiding underneath. Firm, properly spicy, and one of the better tins they've had in a while. A regular confessed to tracking the poster's hauls because they line up with new arrivals at a shop called Good Cheese. Someone took a magnifying glass to the nutrition label, found numbers that could not be right, and concluded nobody at the cannery proofread it. The poster also floated a theory: that Konserva might be a quiet co-pack of La Curiosa brand.

MrTinned · Issue 4, 6 June 2026
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