Loch Fyne Oysters

Post published:March 10, 2025
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Quick Facts Species: Ostrea edulis (Native European Oyster) Cultivation Method: Farmed Size: Typically 2-4 inches Seasonality: Available year-round Flavor Profile: Rich, briny with hints of sweetness What Are Loch Fyne Rock Oysters?…

Loch Ryan Native Oysters

Post published:April 10, 2025
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Quick Facts Species: Ostrea edulis, also known as European or Flat Oyster. Cultivation Method: Wild-caught, with a grow-out period of 6 to 8 years. Seasonality: Available from September to April.…

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