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Pemaquid

Dodge Cove Marine Farm
📍 Damariscotta River · Maine
SpeciesEastern Oyster (Crassostrea virginica)
SizeMedium-Large · 3.0"-4.0"
MethodBottom culture / FLUPSY-reared
Salinity
MildBriny
Oyster profile
CitrusLightly BrinySweetCleanFirmPlump

About Pemaquid

A Maine institution since 1977, when Dodge Cove Marine Farm became the state's very first working oyster farm on the Damariscotta River. Inside, the meat is plump, full, and firm, with a light, citrus-forward flavor, restrained brine, and a clean.

In plain words: citrus, lightly briny, sweet, clean, firm, with salt bomb salt.

Where it grows

Harvest region
Damariscotta River, southeast of Dodge Point, Lincoln County, Maine
Growing region
Damariscotta River
State
Maine
Country
United States
Dodge Cove Marine FarmThe farm · 2 oysters on Shucks

Where to eat it

Peter Ott's on the WaterLogged Sep 22 · Camden, ME 04843

What people are saying

@kylegott★★★★★

Briny and smooth

Sep 22 · Peter Ott's on the Water

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Pemaquid oysters: common questions

What do Pemaquid oysters taste like?

Pemaquid oysters are described as citrus, lightly briny, sweet, clean, with salt bomb salinity.

Where are Pemaquid oysters grown?

They're grown in Damariscotta River, southeast of Dodge Point, Lincoln County, Maine, Damariscotta River, Maine, United States by Dodge Cove Marine Farm.

How salty are Pemaquid oysters?

Salt bomb: 5 out of 5 on the Shucks scale. Full ocean. Big brine from start to finish.

Where can I eat Pemaquid oysters?

Shucks members have recently had them at Peter Ott's on the Water.

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