Bruny Island Pacific
Bruny Island · Southern Ocean, Australia · Crassostrea gigas
Bruny Island's C. gigas counterpart to its famous Angasi — grown in the cold Southern Ocean waters of Adventure Bay on the island's eastern shore, Bruny Island Pacifics have intense brine and mineral character from Southern Ocean influence. Distinct from the Angasi grown on the same island.
Texturefirm
Finishmineral
Shellmedium, elongated
Southern Ocean brine and mineral — serve plain.
Pair with
Tasmanian ChardonnayChablis
Details
Cultivationrack-and-bag · 3–4 yearsWaterAdventure BayAppearancemedium · elongated
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