Totten Inlet Miyagi

Totten Inlet · Pacific Coast, USA

Crassostrea gigas

Bottom-cultured in South Puget Sound, Totten Inlet Miyagi develops a firm texture and stronger mineral character than suspended Pacific oysters — more restrained sweetness, more depth.

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Salinity3/5
Sweetness3/5
Minerality4/5
Umami3/5
Texturefirm
Finishmineral

Pair with

ChablisMuscadet
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The reference version.

Bottom-cultured in South Puget Sound, Totten Inlet Miyagi develops a firm texture and stronger mineral character than suspended Pacific oysters — more restrained sweetness, more depth.

What you'll tasteas it arrives
Brine
3
Sweet
3
Mineral
4
Umami
3
Acid
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Everything below is measured against this plate.

Details

Cultivationbottom-cultured · 2–4 yearsWaterSouth Puget SoundAppearancemedium · elongated

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