The lineup

Varieties

We buy direct from named farms and tell you exactly where each oyster grew - the water, the method, the salinity.

Fat Bastard

Fat Bastard

Taylor Shellfish · Willapa Bay, WA · est. 1890

Premium West Coast oysters known for their lovely brininess, sweetness, complex vegetal umami, and notes of melon and cucumber on the finish.

Grow methodTide tumbled/floating bags
Size2.75-3.75 inches
Salinitynot published
To market2+ years
Brine
Love Point

Love Point

Love Point Oysters · Casco Bay, ME · est. 2017

Bright clean ocean, gives way to a sweet earthiness, a bright cucumber finish.

Grow methodFloating Bags
Sizeapprox. 2.5 in
Salinity28 ppt
To market18-30 months
Brine

Little Lillies

Lilliwaup Oyster Co · Hood Canal, WA · est. 2013

Young and fresh, a hint of cucumber on the finish. Crisp yet briny, with minerality and a touch of sweetness. Grown on a spring-fed beach with more than a dozen cold natural springs.

Grow methodSuspended bags
Size-
Salinitynot published
To market6–9 months
Brine

Baywater Indigos

Baywater Shellfish Company · Hood Canal, WA · est. 1990

High salinity with succulent umami and a cucumber finish. Raised at the mouth of Hood Canal in 60 feet of cold, fast-moving water, alongside pioneering kelp farms.

Grow methodSuspended cages, tumbled
Size2.50–3.00 in
Salinitynot published
Brine

West Passage

West Passage Oyster Co · Narragansett Bay, RI · est. 2016

Full oceanic mineral saltiness with a rich umami finish. Clean, bright, buttery, with deep round cups. Tumbled constantly by wind and waves off the John Chafee Nature Preserve.

Grow methodFloating rack & bag
Size3.25 in avg
Salinity32–35 ppt
Brine

White Stone

White Stone Oyster Co · Chesapeake Bay, VA

Sweet mushroom and vegetal notes up front, a salty miso finish. The site was chosen for its blend of sweeter fresh water and strong salinity, just north of the Rappahannock.

Grow methodFloating cages
Size-
Salinity15–20 ppt
Brine

Hog Island Sweetwater

Hog Island Oyster Co · Tomales Bay, CA · est. 1983

Plump, rich, sweet Pacific oyster with a slightly smoky finish and notes of melon. Grown in cool, clean, plankton-rich water.

Grow methodRack & bag (French method)
Size2–2.75 in
Salinitynot published
Brine

Taste the difference

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