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Abigail Pearl oysters
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Abigail Pearl

Nonesuch Oysters
📍 Scarborough River · Maine
SpeciesEastern Oyster (Crassostrea virginica)
SizeMedium · 2.5"-3.0"
MethodOff-bottom (cages/bags) / Tray-grown
Salinity
MildBriny
Oyster profile
BrinySweetMineralSeaweedVegetalDelicate

About Abigail Pearl

The off-bottom variety from Nonesuch Oysters grown off Pine Point in Scarborough, Maine, in the Nonesuch River fed by the protected Scarborough Marsh - the largest contiguous salt marsh in Maine, with a Grade A water classification.

In plain words: briny, sweet, mineral, seaweed, vegetal, with briny salt.

Where it grows

Harvest region
Nonesuch River at Pine Point, Scarborough
Growing region
Scarborough River
State
Maine
Country
United States
Nonesuch OystersThe farm · 2 oysters on Shucks

Where to eat it

Gramps GetawayLogged Sep 7 · Key Biscayne, FL 33149

What people are saying

@guillermotinoco★★★★

Testsunfhsbd

Sep 7 · Gramps Getaway

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Abigail Pearl oysters: common questions

What do Abigail Pearl oysters taste like?

Abigail Pearl oysters are described as briny, sweet, mineral, seaweed, with briny salinity.

Where are Abigail Pearl oysters grown?

They're grown in Nonesuch River at Pine Point, Scarborough, Scarborough River, Maine, United States by Nonesuch Oysters.

How salty are Abigail Pearl oysters?

Briny: 4 out of 5 on the Shucks scale. A clean hit of seawater, crisp and bright.

Where can I eat Abigail Pearl oysters?

Shucks members have recently had them at Gramps Getaway.

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