Loch Fyne Native
Loch Fyne · Atlantic Coast, Scotland
Ostrea edulis
Increasingly rare — Loch Fyne's native O. edulis population is recovering slowly after near-collapse. When found, the Scottish fjord's cold water and mineral-rich environment produce an exceptionally deep, hazelnut-and-copper flat oyster.
Raw shellfish is a major allergen and carries inherent health risks. Editorial reference only.
Texturefirm
Finishmetallic
Pair with
Chablis Grand CruChampagne Blanc de BlancsIslay Single Malt
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The reference version.
Increasingly rare — Loch Fyne's native O. edulis population is recovering slowly after near-collapse. When found, the Scottish fjord's cold water and mineral-rich environment produce an exceptionally deep, hazelnut-and-copper flat oyster.
What you'll tasteas it arrives
Brine
3
Sweet
1
Mineral
5
Umami
3
Acid
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Details
Cultivationbottom-cultured · 5–8 yearsAppearancemedium · flat
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