Chatham Oysters
Quick Facts Species: Chatham oysters are a variety of Eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica). Cultivation: They are farmed using sustainable aquaculture methods. Size: Typically 3-4 inches, suitable for raw or cooked…
Quick Facts Species: Chatham oysters are a variety of Eastern oysters (Crassostrea virginica). Cultivation: They are farmed using sustainable aquaculture methods. Size: Typically 3-4 inches, suitable for raw or cooked…
Chef Creek Oysters are British Columbia oysters from Baynes Sound, with a robust and fast current that flushes fresh nutrients to these oysters. They are sustainably raised in floating trays…
Chelsea Gem oysters stand out as pioneers in the world of tide-tumbled cultivation. Developed by John Lentz in Washington's Eld Inlet, these oysters revolutionized farming techniques by introducing the first…
Quick Facts Species: Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica) Habitat: Chesapeake Bay, Virginia and Maryland Filtration capacity: Up to 50 gallons of water per day per adult oyster Flavor Profile: Mild, meaty…
Quick Facts Species: Eastern Oyster (Crassostrea virginica). Cultivation Method: Wild-caught in shallow coastal waters. Size: 3-4 inches on average. Salinity: 28-30 ppt, offering a bold, briny taste. Flavor Profile: Clean,…
Dive into the world of Chunu oysters, where nature's artistry meets culinary delight. These petite powerhouses pack a punch that belies their size, captivating oyster aficionados with their deep cups…