Rocky Nook Oysters from Kingston, MA Quantity:50 Count Jim was joined full-time by

Jim was joined full-time by his daughter Ina and her longtime friend Sean

All of the oysters are harvested by hand so there’s very little chippage

Why they’re unique:  A  45-minute boat ride across the sound and a quick trip across the island brings you to Katama Bay

Start with incredibly clean water (filtered by millions of oysters every day) and then run it through a James Bond level filtration system

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Rocky Nook Oysters from Kingston, MA Quantity:50 Count Jim was joined full-time byAvailable for a limited time only. Farmer: John Wheble Location: Kingston, MA Size: 2. 5" 3" How Theyre Grown: Rockies are planted directly on the bay floor after spending a few months in bags [sound familiar? Exactly what we do around the corner at Island Creek]. They are 100% hand harvested by two guys who aren't available to do much harvesting. What does this mean? It means that their oysters are given more time to develop, coming to you untouched